I found this website about vinegar while googling for recipes on itchy scalp. Be sure to check it out!

[/url]http://members.surfeu.fi/wpk/dandruff/instructions.htm


I’m bummed, I finally find two products that do wonders to my hair but they make my scalp itch, horribly. This morning I rubbed on some drops of lavender and jojoba oil. It feels soothing so that is helping it a bit. NOW i'm off to the store to get me some more vinegar. ;)

Luna Bella

AAAAAAh here is a better clickable link:

http://members.surfeu.fi/wpk/dandruff/instructions.htm

Thank you for the link

LOL@his token of appreciation

BTW the article from Hairboutique says that Aloe Vera is drying???? I always thought the opposite?

Anybody know?

Aloe vera is frequently sold with alcohol as an ingredient. Alcohol is drying. I have used 100% aloe vera on my hair without it having drying effects, but different types of hair do react differently.

Thank you BikerBraid!

THat was an interesting site. I thought it was a hoot that the guy wanted everyone to send him $1 or your country's smallest bill. Yeah right. I wonder how many he got. And what would the postage be from the US to Finland? Sorry but I thought that was hilarious. A few years ago I got a booklet on used of vinegar from our Extension Office with about the same info. Vinegar has many uses. I usually keep a gallon of white vinegar on hand for cleaning and beauty recipes.

Heeheehee. That was neat. But they left one out! To clean the ear canal. 50% white vinegar and 50% rubbing alchol. Rinse the ear canal with it to remove earwax and dirt.

My son wears hearing aids and it's the only way to get the build up out :) the alcohol dries up any leftover moisture and the vinegar dissolves all the earwax.

That was a cool site though :D

thanks for posting that one, I'll have to check it out!

Heeheehee. That was neat. But they left one out! To clean the ear canal. 50% white vinegar and 50% rubbing alchol. Rinse the ear canal with it to remove earwax and dirt.

My son wears hearing aids and it's the only way to get the build up out :) the alcohol dries up any leftover moisture and the vinegar dissolves all the earwax.

That was a cool site though :D

Thanks for the info AP!!! :)

Thank you, Luna Bella! Interesting article.