Are you tired of your scalp psoriasis making you constantly scratch or pat your head for only 5 seconds of comfort? I know I am. I have put together this list of some of the best home remedies for that nagging itch.
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Try These 8 Home Remedies for Itchy Scalp:
Apple cider vinegar goes excellent in many dishes, so it is a staple in most cupboards. Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, this common food recipe favorite will simmer that unbearable itch.
The best way to apply this home remedy is to get a cup of water with two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar. Dip a Q-tip inside the mixture and slowly apply it to the dry, cracked skin. Repeat this process at least twice a week for the best results.
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Coconut oil is another quick fix for that itchy hairline. The oil will help trap the moisture in your hair that it desperately needs to stay hydrated. As a bonus, this will prevent the dryness from spreading.
It is best to get about 2 or 3 tsp of coconut oil, rub it in your hands until it melts, and massage it into the affected area. Add some essential oils to the mix, like lavender or tea tree, for extra relief.
If you don’t have coconut oil on hand, shea butter is a great alternative that will help you get rid of that uncomfortable itch. Just melt in a boiling pot, or buy it pre-melted and gently massage it into your scalp. Do this for a couple of minutes, leave it in overnight, and wash it out with shampoo once you wake up.
While you are sleeping, those fatty triglycerides within the butter will hydrate your scalp, and we’ll give you a lot of relief in the morning.
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So it turns out yogurt is not just for eating because it can give you tremendous scalp relief if you apply it correctly. You’ll need half a cup of yogurt and an open mind. Gently apply the plain yogurt to your head to relieve your psoriasis itch.
After the creamy treat has been sitting for about 30 minutes, you can then take a shower and wash it out with some shampoo.
Glycerine is a magic substance full of fat and can make you feel brand new. If you have a bottle of glycerin lying around, apply it to your dry, itchy skin and let it do its work overnight. During your morning shower, wash it out with shampoo, and repeat once or twice weekly.
Much like shea butter, glycerin is known for its fat content, which can trap moisture and provide ultra-relief.
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Aloe vera is a dresser staple for many people and is typically always within arm’s reach. With aloe vera in hand, gently apply ¼ to ½ cup to the affected area. Wait 25 minutes and wash it out with shampoo.
To really boost the relieving properties, mix it with lavender oil before putting it in your hair. The anti-inflammatory properties will ease your hair with its cooling touch.
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Sea salt is wonderful for elevating recipes, helping you float in the sea, and relieving that nagging itch. That’s right, all you need is a few spoonfuls of sea salt and a cup of water to achieve some much-needed comfort.
Simply mix the sea salt in the water, splash it in your hair and let it do its thing for about 10 minutes. After the time has elapsed, wash it with water and enjoy the relief.
Our final entry on this list is ginger, another standard item for your food cupboard. However, unlike the previous remedies on the list, you can consume this one.
Mix:
Wait for it to cool down and sip on it through the night. You can make yourself a cup of ginger tea twice a day to help your scalp psoriasis itch.
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