If you haven’t introduced scalp scrubs into your haircare routine yet, what are you waiting for? In the same way that your skin needs a regular exfoliation to clear away the bad stuff, your scalp needs it too. A scalp scrub is an essential treatment that your scalp and strands will love. Here’s how to incorporate natural products into your haircare routine, for cleaner, healthier and-shiner Hair that you never experienced before.

Why Exfoliation Of Scalp?

Exfoliation removes scalp buildup like oil, death cells and dandruff.It helps in allowing our natural oils to keep the hair and scalp nourished and healthy. Our natural sebum keeps everything in check, preventing dry formation of death cells, dandruff and hair fall which is our main problem this days. It also allows oils to nourish and control frizzy and dull hair,helps in making hair more healthier, silky and shiner.

Exfoliate Scalp Naturally

• 2 table spoons natural sugar
• 1 tablespoon of coconut Oil
• 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar
• 1 tablespoon of honey
• 3 drops of rosemary essential oil

mixed all together in a bowl until it forms scrub.

Duration of preparation: 5 minutes

How to apply?

Take in you hand one to two quarter-size of ready made scrub and apply the scrub to dry or damp hair section by section.Using your fingertips, avoiding your fingernails gently massage the scrub into your scalp in a circular motion.And then cover with foil paper/food warping paper leave it for 20-30 minutes.Meantime you are waiting for scrub to get set you can do any other household work/ sit in fronting laptop and do office work.

Massaging the scalp not only increases circulation but exfoliates dead skin cells, dirt, and oil that may be clogging your pores.After allowing the mask to set for 20-30 minutes rinse and cleanse with shampoo using hot water and apply a conditioner and wash it with cold water.

Hot water

Hot water and steam naturally open the pores, which is great for exfoliating and removing the oil from your skin. If you have a very oily scalp, washing with hot water can be beneficial. Warm water allows the dirt and hair product that has accumulated on your scalp to escape the pores and be rinsed away.

Cold water

Just the opposite of hot water, cold water closes the pores and prevents dirt from entering and accumulating on the scalp. Not only does it close the pores, it also closes the hair cuticle, sealing in moisture from the conditioner that you applied to your hair. Whereas hot water can remove the moisture from your hair, cold water retains the moisture and the natural sebum that’s so beneficial. Don’t forget, more moisture means less frizz. Cold water retains your hair’s moisture, leaving your hair less prone to frizz.

How Often Should I Apply?

I recommend through my experienced Once a month is ideal for people who have a normal to dry scalp. For oily Greasy scalp( hair)or flaky dandruff scalp you can apply twice a month for better result.