Why and How Do I Exfoliate the Scalp?

Sadly, scalp exfoliation isn’t a popular treatment. Most of you probably haven’t heard about it. Surprisingly, it plays a key role in the scalp and (consequently) hair care.

Why do I use a scalp scrub?

Not only does it reduce hair loss but also helps get rid of dandruff. It excellently cleanses the scalp and improves blood circulation, making blood reach hair bulbs more quickly. As a consequence, it boosts hair growth and prevents thinning. Scalp exfoliation is also irreplaceable when you oil your hair; do it before applying an oil to the scalp. It will intensify the effects of oiling and enhance the oil’s absorption. The scalp scrub works wonders for women who struggle with oily scalp; it controls sebum secretion.

So, you know hair and scalp benefits of using the scrub. Used regularly, it boosts your hair looks and enhances hair oil treatment. On the other hand, keep in mind that if you exfoliate the scalp too often, you’ll get the adverse effect. That’s why do the scrub once a week to keep your hair and scalp healthy. Be systematic to achieve amazing effects.

What do I use for exfoliating the scalp?

You can use a DIY scrub if you want – mix some sugar with a shampoo or hair balm. I’ve decided to trust the professionals in hair and scalp care and have been using Natura Siberica Scalp Scrub for about three months now. It works even for sensitive scalp. It’s composed of lots of vitamins and amino acids that nourish and repair the hair. Common Marigold Extract, Oxalis and Wild Mint are responsible for the scalp care and repair. Sea Buckthorn Oil and Argan Oil influence the hair and bulbs, nourishing them from the inside. The scrub has a nice, relaxing aroma. It’s very delicate for the hair. I recommend it!