scalp/skin issue

When you get the chance get:1. Witch Hazel*2. Rose oil or rosemary oil3. Birch leaf oil (If you cannot find it. Use something that is has an anti-inflammatory characteristic.)*Water can be used in the place of witch hazelMix the three together and put into a small spray bottle.Dab onto skin with a q-tip for spot treatments or spray onto skin.
updated by @goldeneagle: 07/19/15 11:04:21PM

thats awesomeok i might be near an herb store this weekend so ill try to get somethnx


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For the sake of communication.When you go to the herb store find a bottle of liquid witch hazel that usually comes in an 8 ounce bottle.

you can dilute the tea tree with a carrier oil of olive oil or vit. E that would probably be soothing. Glad it's getting better keep us updated!! <3

Hey SE- good advice thus far...the condition is called seborrheic dermatitis- it is very common, especially in the area you notice. Here is a link to some basic info. from google to you can better understand. https://health.google.com/health/ref/Seborrheic+dermatitis Blessings. RootsDr.

Can you use rosemary e.o. neat or does it need a carrier oil? Island Mamma said:

Glad it's feeling better.
Rosemary might be easier on the skin and less painful. It is a local analgesic.

soaringeagle said:

actualy it did sting for a min but then seemed to dry iit out good and some of the scaliness flaked off and feels smpother and better but still lil raw feelin to touch but better im gonna try a second dose soon and see most of the dry skin seems to be gone but left a reddened iritated area