An itchy, flaky scalp is usually a build-up problem. Tea tree clears it, aloe calms the skin underneath, and rosemary is the one traditionally reached for to stimulate the follicles.
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Tea Tree Scalp Refresher
A cooling scalp spray with tea tree and rosemary, for itch and build-up.
For scalps that need a reset between washes.
Method
01
Combine
Mix everything together in a clean spray bottle.
02
Apply
Shake well, spray directly onto the scalp, then massage in gently with your fingertips.
Tips and swaps
- Use it on a dry scalp between washes rather than on freshly washed hair.
- Skip the rosemary if you are pregnant.
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Recipe FAQs
How often should I use it?
Two or three times a week on a dry scalp between washes. Daily use can be drying.
Is it safe if I am pregnant?
Leave the rosemary out. Rosemary is usually avoided in pregnancy. The tea tree and aloe are fine.
Will it help with dandruff?
It can. Flaking is often a build-up or yeast issue, and tea tree addresses both. If it persists, see a professional.
This recipe is shared for general wellness and educational purposes only. It is not medical advice. Always patch test, and speak to a professional if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or have a skin condition.
