Natural Scalp Remedies
1. Apply apple cider vinegar to scalp, massage, and let sit for at least 10 minutes prior to shampoo.
2. Use “sulfate free” shampoos. Lauryl sulfates can further irritate the scalp.
3. Take evening primrose supplements.
4. For dandruff: try a mix of tea tree and jojoba oil. You can dilute in a spray bottle with water or apply directly to the scalp overnight. Tea tree acts as a natural antiseptic which is said to help with dandruff. Jojoba oil is moisturizing.
5. Apply coconut oil once a week for moisturizing benefits.
Product Recommendation:Aubrey Organics Calaguala Fern Treatment Shampoo
RATING:5 TREES
Product Link:
I love my new shampoo! I bought mine at Whole Foods and it is available on the Aubrey Organics website.
PROS:
+ completely natural
+ good for irritated scalp
+ pleasant smell
+ vegan
+ product is biodegradable
+ can be ordered in a larger side, more eco-friendly
+ made my hair manageable and shiny!
+ minimal, recognizable incredients
CONS:
– consistency (see below)
– packaging: won’t stand upside on its own
INGREDIENTS:
Deionized Water, Coconut Oil-Corn Oil Soap, Soap Bark Extract, Yucca Root Extract, Carrageenan, White Pine… Read the rest
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Published Wednesday, August 25, 2010 5:14 pm
by Michaela L. Duckett, For The Charlotte Post
When Landra Booker-Johnson launched CARA B Naturally, she didn’t do it because she had aspirations of running her own business. She had a need that just wasn’t being met. Like many moms, Johnson worried about the products she was using on her baby’s skin. Emerging scientific evidence has suggested links between chemical ingredients in personal care products with organ damage, hormonal changes and skin irritation. “The majority of products out there, particularly for children, still have petroleum-based ingredients,” Johnson said.… Read the rest
Welcome to the launch my website: Green Your Beauty! Here you will find my natural beauty reviews on hair, skin care products, makeup, and more! Stay 
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Instead of bottled water get a reusable container to carry water. Also you can get a filter to make your home tap taste more like bottled water. It is definitely more cost efficient.
