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We all want to get rid of dandruff. Most of you might have tried multiple shampoos or other dandruff removing products, but nothing would have given you satisfying results. We recommend you start using lemongrass essential oil to eliminate dandruff. A study in 2015 showed that using lemongrass essential oil daily will remove dandruff within seven days. But can you apply lemongrass directly to the skin? The short answer is NO! When applied directly, it will cause irritation and rashes. Thus, be careful while using lemongrass essential oil for hair growth.

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Adding a few drops of lemongrass essential oil to your shampoo is the best option. However, you can’t use it like this daily because the chemicals in the shampoo will damage your hair when used daily. For daily use, consider mixing it with almond oil.Lemongrass House's natural line of Hair Shampoos are unique infusions of organically grown or ethically wild crafted herbs that are combined with a vegetable derived detergent for a gentle, cleansing lather.

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On the other hand, fine and oily hair might like to look out for clarifying options, such as Goop G.Tox Himalayan Salt Scalp Scrub Shampoo. Of course, many options like Reverie Shampoo are suitable for all hair types. Looking for something you can use for daily washes? Ursa Major Go Easy Shampoo is your best bet. It gently yet effectively cleanses your mane without leaving any residue behind, and it lathers surprisingly well for a sulfate-free formula. The strong cologne-like scent might not be everyone's cup of tea, but otherwise, we have no complaints about this all-natural, coconut-derived hair wash. Ryssel H, Kloeters O, Germann G, Schäfer T, Wiedemann G, Oehlbauer M. The antimicrobial effect of acetic acid--an alternative to common local antiseptics? Burns. 2009 Aug;35(5):695-700. doi:10.1016/j.burns.2008.11.009 Yep, all hair types can use natural shampoos—especially because there are many different formulas geared to all different types, textures, and hair needs. The key is just to make sure you choose a formula that’s right for your hair since not all natural shampoos are necessarily considered equal. Roots Essential is a woman-owned, locally-operated producer of natural, small-batch products in Plymouth, MN.

Biocompatibility goes beyond clean and natural beauty by embracing botanical ingredients and safe synthetics that are proven to work. We believe in using only ingredients that directly benefit the hair and scalp while supporting the integrity and effectiveness of the formulations. This fan-favorite relies on 100% raw and natural Himalayan apple cider vinegar, which among other things, acts as a reset for hair and scalp. It removes build-up and color-dulling minerals from hard water, so your hair is left looking shinier than ever. As a bonus, it also contains saw palmetto, a plant-based extract that can do great things for your scalp when it comes to promoting healthier hair growth. If you haven’t yet tried a natural shampoo, we don’t blame you. While there’s no regulated or industry-agreed definition of what constitutes a natural shampoo, they’re typically thought to be free of sulfates (the detergents traditionally used that can be very stripping to hair). Sulfates, however, are also what make shampoos foam up—which is why natural shampoos often get a bad rap for not being enjoyable to use or effectively cleansing. But here’s the thing—natural shampoos have come a looong way. The latest iterations are free of sulfates (and many other questionable chemicals and ingredients) but still deliver just as well as their traditional counterparts, both in terms of in-shower experience and the after-effects on your hair. Gavazzoni Dias MF. Hair cosmetics: an overview. Int J Trichology. 2015;7(1):2-15. doi:10.4103/0974-7753.153450

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Flaky scalp? This plant-sourced shampoo has you covered. It's formulated with tea tree oil, which has natural antimicrobial properties, meaning it kills the bacteria that cause dandruff. The hydrating, restorative formula is also a good choice for folks with dry or damaged hair. If you’re transitioning to a natural shampoo for the first time, it’s important to be open to a slightly different hair washing experience. For example, silicones can be responsible for that silky hair feeling, and sulfates can give you that satisfying, foamy lather. Many natural options will be formulated without those, but with time you (and your hair) will adjust. Lin TK, Zhong L, Santiago JL. Anti-Inflammatory and Skin Barrier Repair Effects of Topical Application of Some Plant Oils. Int J Mol Sci. 2017;19(1):70. Published 2017 Dec 27. doi:10.3390/ijms19010070 This shampoo felt a lot like what other shampoos feel like in my hand—slippery and soapy. In my hair, it felt a lot like other shampoos feel like, too: It was foamy, I had no issues rubbing it in, and it washed out easily," our product tester said. "I found that my hair was shinier, smoother, and healthier-feeling the next day."Taking your hair type into consideration is always important when buying shampoo, especially if you’re looking at a natural formulation. Dry, damaged, or coarse hair types can benefit from Rahua Hydration Shampoo and other formulas containing nourishing ingredients like shea butter or coconut oil.