Hello everyone. I just did another bs/acv rinse. Im planning on doing one once a week and using dr.bronners every other time in the week because it takes too long. so back to the problem. my scalp still shows flaking and im still itchy. the bs/acv didnt stop it all. I did use 20 drops of tea tree oil. am I doing something wrong?
updated by @joe-muir: 02/14/15 09:41:12AM
still itchy
use less teatree more rosemary and follow with freeezing cold rinses the cold rinses make a huge difference
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Oh then 20 drops of teatree is definitely too much. You should only use 2-3 drops in that much water. Try to get your hands on some Rosemary. It's really the best at combating the itchies. If you manage to get it, 2 drops of tea tree and 4-5 drops of rosemary
Joe muir said:
Joe muir said:
I used a tablespoon of bs in a cup of water. and 2 splashes of acv in a cup. I dont have rosmary at the moment but ill pick some up next weekend when I do another rinse. I did use cold water after the acv. do I also use coldwater to wash off the baking soda too?
I use way more diluted, like 2 heaping tea spoons in almost half a pitcher of water. 15 drops of teatree, 25 rosemary and 15 lavender.
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