Moisturising scalp products

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FastandFabulous

17 posts

Sun 6 Dec 2015 11:39pm

Hey lovelies!! I have been having a dry scalp lately and am on the look out for any hair products that will moisturise my scalp! Preferably natural or organic as I have a sensitive scalp. It doesn't necessarily have to be anti dandruff, I just want to get more moisture in. I have tried a lot of anti dandruff products and feel that it is possibly a dryness issue, as opposed to dandruff. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks :)

itsclearascrystal

2057 posts

Sun 6 Dec 2015 11:50pm

I've heard that coconut oil and aloe vera gel are both good helping with a dry scalp but I've never tried them personally.

AmandaJane

1147 posts

Wed 9 Dec 2015 4:51pm

I second coconut oil :)

FastandFabulous

17 posts

Tue 15 Dec 2015 1:33pm

Thanks for your help!! Would coconut oil make my hair greasy or would it wash out without going greasy?

Mumof3Munchkins

2718 posts

Tue 15 Dec 2015 1:45pm

I have had this recently and I was given a sample of Lush Roots by a wonderful BRA and wow, it has really made a difference and I am going to be buying the full pot once its all gone. Hope that helps x

tannygirl

3395 posts

Wed 16 Dec 2015 9:51pm

FastandFabulous I use coconut oil on my hair and leave it in for a day and then wash it out before bed. I actually find it helps balance out the oil production in my scalp so I don't have to wash my hair for a few days. I recommend shampooing your hair twice with an shampoo for oily hair, unless you have long or really unmanageable thick, hair you probably won't need conditioner. I put a bit of conditioner through the lengths so I can detangle it. I hope this helps.

FastandFabulous

17 posts

Mon 11 Jan 2016 9:58am

I'll look into the lush product, thanks mumof3munchkins :)
I also followed your guys advice with the coconut oil and leaving it to soak on my scalp! Have only just started using it but hopefully with regular use the dryness will go away. Thanks for all your helpful tips!!

Mumof3Munchkins

2718 posts

Mon 11 Jan 2016 11:28pm

No worries lovely, I hope you find something that works xx