How to choose essential oils to prevent scalp:

How to choose essential oils to prevent scalp:
Methods:
• Use tea tree oil to treat dandruff and soften your skin. Tea tree oil is well established as a great way to treat dry skin. It will naturally repair your skin and reduce the number of obnoxious flakes getting stuck in your hair. You’ll notice your dandruff clearing up in a few weeks with regular use. The anti-inflammation properties will also reduce your itchiness which should come as a major relief.Tip: Tea tree oil is one of the most popular ingredients in regular hair care products for a reason. It’s great for your skin and is likely the best option for general itchiness.

• Opt for geraniol to clear out bacteria and replenish your scalp. Geraniol is an oil that is extracted from rose and palmarosa. It naturally fights off microbes that may be triggering the itchiness and won’t damage your skin. Geraniol will clear out any unwanted bacteria in your hair and give your skin time to repair itself. It’s also odorless, which is great if you’re trying to avoid strange aromas sticking to your hair.Geraniol is a type of low-impact alcohol, so it may dry your hair out a little if you use a 10% solution. If you want to avoid this, stick with a 1-2% mixture or buy a product with a small amount of geraniol listed in the ingredients.

• Go with chamomile if your skin is inflamed or your hair is falling out. Chamomile is a popular ingredient in hair care products for a reason. Chamomile reduces inflammation, which will soothe that annoying itch. As a bonus, it strengthens hair and smells great! Stay away from Roman chamomile. This is a different plant than regular chamomile (which is technically called German chamomile). Roman chamomile has not been studied as thoroughly when it comes to hair and the skin on your scalp.

• Pick peppermint oil if you want to stimulate hair growth and soothe skin. Peppermint oil is a great choice if your scalp actually hurts and your hair is thinning out. The minty feeling will leave your skin feeling fresh, which may reduce some of the itchiness. Peppermint oil has also been proven to help hair grow, which is a great benefit if your hair is thinning or falling out. The smell of mint has a tendency to wake people up a little as well. This makes it a great choice if you take morning showers to wake up!

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