Treat Dandruff
With Natural Ingredients

Did you know that nearly all people experience dandruff at one point in their lives regardless of age or ethnicity. My name is Nanette and I am a Certified Master Herbalist, and I am here to help you and your loved ones get relief from this very common condition.

Dandruff affects not just the scalp, but also the ears, eyebrows, sides of the nose, beard, and less commonly the central (often hair-bearing) part of the chest. Other names for dandruff are seborrheic dermatitis or seborrhea.

I have seen this condition in all ages from babies to the elderly. In infancy, scalp dandruff is commonly known as "cradle cap." In the teen years it has been called "druff" for short. Some people are simply more prone to dandruff, and others experience periodic clearing cycles and periodic flare-ups of the condition.

Dandruff typically looks like dry, fine flaky skin on the scalp with areas of pink or red inflamed skin.

Many individuals have no scalp symptoms but simply complain of white flakes on their shoulders, particularly noticeable on dark clothing. More advanced cases may cause intense itching, burning, and unstoppable scratching.

Some people are more prone to dandruff, and dandruff tends to be a chronic or recurrent disorder with periodic ups and downs. Severe dandruff may prove to be a very difficult, resistant and frustrating condition.

**Chemicals in hair products

I believe in using only naturally made products made with herbal ingredients. I have seen time and time again that using an effective shampoo is critically important.

Three highly effective ingredients in an herbal shampoo should include tea tree oil, shea butter and urea . These three ingredients provide a powerful formula to relieving dry scalp symptoms. Here's why:

Tea Tree Oil: Tea Tree Oil has been used for many, many years by people around the world for its' extraordinary medicinal and anti-fungal qualities. It has a very helpful restorative effect on skin infections and scalp disorders of every kind.

Shea Butter: This thick, rich butter has a soothing, moisturizing and protecting effect. Shea butter also helps cell regeneration and capillary circulation.

Urea: Has been medically proven in various clinical studies to have superior anti-fungal and anti-microbial properties that helps promote fast healing of dry, cracked, split skin, eczema, psoriasis, rashes, acne as well as dry, itchy, flaky scalp as well as adding much needed moisture.

Remember: A natural shampoo doesn't disturb the natural PH of the hair & scalp like most commercial shampoos do. It soothes and hydrates the scalp for long lasting relief and health.

It should be so gentle and mild that it can even be used on babies and small children who are experiencing prolonged cradle cap symptoms or are experiencing a constant itchy scalp.

A natural shampoo would be safe for the whole family.

Some of my clients have what I call an "extreme condition", so for those of you experiencing very severe symptoms of dry scalp, please follow these recommendations:

For Severe Dry Patchy Scalp Conditions: If you are experiencing dry patchy scalp symptoms with white flaky patches or red dot like patches then follow this routine: At night before bedtime, rub a specially formulated therapeutic double strength cream into the parts of the scalp affected with the patches. A double strength formula penetrates the thicker skin of the scalp deeper and faster. Allow to absorb overnight into the 7 layers of scalp tissue and wash hair in the morning with the proper shampoo. Repeat as necessary until the problem is gone.

Below you will find a link to the natural products I recommend to all my clients that, in my professional evaluation, work BEST for dandruff symptoms.

View Our Products For Dandruff Symptoms

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