Hair Care Tip

Do Scalp Treatments Really Work?

Absolutely!   A good scalp massage can:

• Relieve tension
• Unclog the hair follicles (thereby releasing natural conditioning oils)
• Stimulate blood flow (so nutrients can better reach the scalp and nourish  your hair)

You can give yourself a home scalp massage:

• Start with a shampoo and/or conditioner rich in clay (this acts as a sponge, absorbing grime) and tea tree oil and rosemary (which help with itching).
• Use a fine-tooth comb or brush with flexible rubber bristles to loosen buildup, then wash hair clean.
• Slowly massage a clay-based masque into your scalp
• Slip on a plastic shower cap to help ingredients penetrate.  Rinse after 15 minutes.

The result will be fresher, glossier looking hair!

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