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In the last couple of weeks, my scalp has starting itching and flaking about four/five days after I wash it. I don't think it's the products I'm using because I haven't introduced anything really new to my regimen in the last couple of weeks. It could be the water here, weather fluctuations, or dry scalp. Whatever it is I plan to do some research and try to narrow down the culprit.
Even though I've been battling an itchy flaky scalp, my wash day went pretty well.
Pre-poo
My pre-poo product this week was the Eden BodyWorks Jojoba Deep Conditioner.Cleansed
I decided to do a co-wash but use one that I know tends to strip my hair and scalp so both would get a good cleaning. That co-was wash the As I Am Cleansing Pudding.Condition
Next was an apple cider vinegar rinse which I massaged into my scalp and left on for about 10 minutes along with a keratin conditioner on my hair.Dried
I t-shirt dried for a little over an hour, applied Eden BodyWorks Coconut Shea Leave-In Conditioner and sunflower oil, then blow-dried till I was 90% dry using low heat/high speed (similar to blow drying with cool/cold air). Before going to bed I applied some coconut oil to my ends.Results
In the morning my hair felt and looked good. I'm hoping I've started to put a stop to the itching and flaking.
What do you do when your scalp starts flaking?
I haven't noticed any major changes in my hair or scalp. I do notice my scalp is more flaky after co-washing. An apple cider vinegar rinse is a good idea for getting the scalp cleaner. I may give it a try next time I cowash.
ReplyDeleteYour hair looks so thick and healthy! I'm sure you will be able to adjust to all the changes. Good luck!
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I love how full and thick your hair is!
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