Keep the bottle in the refigerator for a cool boost to your scalp when applying - feels great in summer especially.
Use only pure natural ingredients NOT synthetic. Synthetic fragrances are often very irritating and sensitizing.
Use only natural shampoos to avoid further irritation of the scalp (ones that don't contain sulphates as foaming agents).
You can read more about the causes of itchy scalp and other scalp infections and inflammations at www.dryitchyscalpremedies.com
IMPORTANT: This information is not intended as a replacement for medical advice. The author is NOT a doctor and is only sharing her experience in using natural remedies. (Please patch test first 20 mins before applying). You assume the risk and the author assumes no liability in the event of an adverse reaction to oils or injury as a result of following this advice.
Step1
Buy essential oils of Pure essential oils of: 15 drops Lavender (lavendula augustifolia) 6 drops Rosemary (rosmarinus officinalis) 6 drops Tea Tree (melaleuca)
Also: 1 teaspoon Neem oil or alternatively you can substitute jojoba, sweet almond, wheatgerm or virgin (unprocessed) coconut oil. Buy from your local health store or online (www.natural-beauty-directory.com) (Can use fresh lavender & rosemary thats been simmered in the water then strained also) One spray bottle 250ml or 8oz filled 3/4 full with purified, distilled or rain water
Step2
Add to water in spray bottle pure essential oils of: 15 drops Lavender (lavendula augustifolia) 6 drops Rosemary (rosmarinus officinalis) 6 drops Tea Tree (melaleuca)
Also: 1 teaspoon Neem oil or alternatively you can substitute sweet almond, wheatgerm or virgin (unprocessed) coconut oil. Shake and either apply immediately or leave to cool in the refridgerator for a refreshing cooling effect on the scalp.
Step3
PATCH TEST FIRST FOR ALLERGIES: (Please patch test first 20 mins before applying).
Apply spray (after shaking) to the roots of your hair and scalp. You can apply to the hair as well as a conditioning treatment if you wish or just to the scalp alone. Start with the back of the head where it is most itchy and continue around the whole head. Leave in.
Do this once or twice a day or more if you need to. I carry a small pump spray bottle containing purified water and lavender oil for taming my curly hair or for a refreshing boost on hot days.
Novice 
