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Step 1
Increase your water consumption to boost the moisture in your skin and prevent itchy scalp in winter. Cutting the amount of diuretics in your diet like caffeinated beverages or alcohol can also have a positive effect on your dry scalp.
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Step 2
Stimulate the glands on your scalp that produce oil by brushing with a scalp brush that features bristles with rounded tips. The brushing will also loosen flakes resulting from a dry scalp.
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Step 3
Change your hair care routine and avoid washing your hair every day. To spruce it up on the non-washing days, consider using a dry shampoo product like Oscar Blandi Pronto Dry Shampoo To Go or Klorane Extra Gentle Dry Shampoo.
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Step 4
Swap your summer hair care products for versions that will prevent itchy scalp in winter. Shampoo, conditioners and hair treatments with shea butter, for example, increase moisture to reduce dry scalp and flaking. Work the hair care product (like a shea butter conditioner) into your scalp before exposing your scalp to hot water in the shower, for example.
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Step 5
Reduce the amount of dry heat you expose your dry scalp to indoors by using a humidifier to add moisture to the air.















Comments
rwwilkins said
on 2/13/2009 Great advice, who doesn't get dry skin in the winter! 5*
maryellen1001 said
on 2/13/2009 Perfect tips! I know drinking more water helps my scalp
kaseysviewblog said
on 2/13/2009 Good tips, I think that most of us have had this problem at one time or another :)
cadence said
on 2/13/2009 Great tips! Itchy scalps aren't fun!
almommabear said
on 2/12/2009 These are all great tips to help avoid the itchy winter scalp. Great job!