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 A lot of people pay more emphasis on moisturizing hair than scalp. If you have dry scalp, you could also have a scalp condition known as scalp psoriasis. This consists of plaques or scales that can cause white flaking and look like dandruff. However, if you have oily scalp, you might have a condition known as seborrheic dermatitis. This leaves oily, waxy patches on your scalp.  Also another reason why you should moisturize your scalp is to avoid dandruff. What to Use to Moisturize Your Scalp Scalp Oils Scalp Oils will help to moisturize your scalp. Start by spraying a liquid like water, aloe vera juice, or even rose water or green tea and then use your scalp oil. Example of moisturizing scalp oil:  - https://amzn.to/3Mqrevd - https://amzn.to/3OvLPAd Scalp Grease  There are some scalp hair grease that not only keeps the scalp moisturize but also nourish it. It is best to use natural hair grease that is free of artificial ingredients such as petroleum. Always start of with spraying a li

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Picture credit: OUCHGreyGirl During my Instagram Live today on DiscoveringNatural IG page, I got asked "How to keep grey natural hair moisturized". I have just a few grey hair but have not had any issues with moisture with them, so here is what found out in my research.  Do you have gray hair? Share what you use and your hair routine with us. CurlMix explains why your gray hair lacks moisture: "In every hair strand we hold, there’s a follicle, which contains pigment cells that produce melanin. Melanin is the super power that allows for our hair to produce colors (such as brown or black or blonde). Over time, the follicle will produce less melanin; it’ll also produce less sebum. Sebum is a natural oil that our scalps produce to keep our hair moisturized as it grows." "Make sure you are using very moisturizing conditioner, and perhaps include a weekly hair mask in your regimen. Seal in moisture after the shower with a good leave-in conditioner, hair oil or moistu

  When you have itchy scalp, it could be as simple as your scalp telling you that it time for you to wash/cleanse it. If you have product buildup or you haven’t washed your hair in a while, try using a clarifying shampoo to cleanse your scalp and hair. Suggestion of clarifying shampoo: https://amzn.to/3EnQJKV Your scalp could be itchy if you have dandruff or other scalp conditions like psoriasis. See your doctor if your symptoms: - last longer than a week - include pain, sores, or swelling - include itching so intense it interferes with your ability to sleep or function Suggestion for dandruff: https://amzn.to/3xysWGN Other causes of itchy scalp include: autoimmune disorders, such as psoriasis fungal infections, such as tinea capitis, or ringworm allergic reaction to a product such as hair dye eczema atopic dermatitis head lice stress or anxiety diabetes herpes zoster, or shingles Some home remedies you can try: 1. Apple Cider Vinegar rinse. If you get itchy scalp when wearing braids,

Wondering what the benefits of having Natural Hair is? With proper care, you will realize that it is structurally stronger than relaxed hair. It also has h igh elasticity to fight regular breakage and shedding. If you are struggling with elasticity, incorporate using protein treatment monthly. It shows more volume and bounce. The versatility of styling including straight and curly styles (wash and go, twist out, silk press, weaves, protective styles) What other benefits do you know of? COMMENT BELOW.

 If your edges has been full in the past and gradually it seems as if you have lost them, it is important to trace your step to see how it happened. Here is a checklist that can help: - Do you do tight styles? - Do you do the same styles where your edges have tension put on them? - Do you skip moisturizing your edges? - After washing your face, especially after removing makeup, do you skip moisturizing your hair? - Do you wear caps/hats/wigs that put tension in your edges? - Do you use wig glue and gels constantly on your edges? These issues can cause you to lose your edges. Also, nutrient deficiency such as iron deficiency, even postpartum shedding (hair loss after baby) can  cause hair loss on the edges. Aging can also affect your edges. Products that can help 1. See your doctor if health related 2. Massage edges with oils such as Jamaican Black Castor Oil with peppermint oil (watch https://youtu.be/IJpcmBPJKIY ) 3. Try Ayurvedic oils, and even pomades. Oils like https://amzn.to/3qK