Be done with dandruff!
Dandruff is annoying and often hard to get rid of. A flaky scalp can have many causes - and the treatment varies accordingly.

If the flakes of dandruff fall off easily when you move your fingers through your hair and your scalp is itchy, you may actually be suffering from dry scalp. They are the result of hot water and frequent blow-drying, but also of too much sun, aggressive care products and dry room air. The scalp produces horny scales as a reaction. Dandruff flakes are bigger and they look oily. Dandruff is caused by the scalp producing too much sebum, which makes the flakes stick together. This is usually the result of a hormone imbalance or a fungus called malassezia. These home remedies can help:
Against dry scalp
Aloe vera: The gel of this pretty plant has an antibacterial and moisturising effect. Squeeze the juice from an aloe vera leaf and spread it evenly over the scalp. Within a few hours it will soothe the dry skin and relieve
Natural yoghurt: The gentle lactic acid acts like a balm on the scalp. Apply the natural yogurt generously to the scalp and leave it on for 15 minutes. Then rinse your hair with a gentle shampoo. You can repeat the natural yogurt cure two to three times a week.
Against dandruff
Cider vinegar: This is a well-known household remedy against dandruff. It regulates the scalp’s pH value and cleans the pores of the sebaceous glands of oily For the treatment, mix cider vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:1. Then pour the mixture over your scalp and After around 10 minutes, rinse your hair thoroughly with lukewarm water.
Tea tree oil: Whether for spots or warts – tea tree oil helps with many skin problems. And it can also help with dandruff. It has an anti-fungal effect and is gentle on the skin. Add a few drops of tea tree oil to your shampoo and wash your hair with it. Watch out: tea tree oil and other essential oils can trigger a contact allergy.