Well...I've honestly never thought about what the hardness of my water does for my hair or my seborrhoea. However, what I have noticed:
- ACV rinses is a good thing for my scalp, when left for a few minutes before rinsing out.
- Moisturising my scalp helps. So, deep treatment oilings, Aloe Vera massaged into the scalp...even conditioner with no silicone is good.
- Scalp massages is a must to dislodge dead skincells since washing alone will not do the trick.
- Use as gentle a shampoo as possible. Harsh stuff only dries my scalp out, which adds to the problems I already have.
- Use a boar bristle brush, or a similar brush, that gets down to the scalp and can brush away those dead skin cells.
To summarise: Treat your scalp as you would your facial skin if you had similar problems. Gentle cleanser, regular exfoliation (a bit harder with hair, but doable. Just don't overdo it or you will get a soar scalp instead) and lots of moisture. It does not cure, but it does help.
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