Living in a cold climate like Canada, has its own effects and dry skin is one of them. Thinking through, a lot of us have experienced dry, itchy scalp for most of our lives.  Our scalp is part of your skin and if your scalp feels itchy or tight, and throws out snowy flakes, most likely a dry scalp is to blame. A dry scalp may result into flakes similar to dandruff. Yet, a dry scalp is not same as dandruff, which is caused due to excess moisture on the scalp. Whereas, a dry scalp takes place when your skin has too less of moisture and dehydrated hair.

Expert and proven ways to deal with Dry Scalp in Winter

Switch Your Shampoo

Every person has a different skin type and not all shampoos are created equally for everyone. If you have a dry scalp in winters then it’s better to switch to a shampoo having a gentle, moisturizing formula which can help in keeping skin soft and hydrated.

Avoid Rinsing With Hot Water

In winters, every second person prefers to take hot showers because of its stress relief and soothing effect but unfortunately, the hot water rinsing through your hair scalp breaks your natural skin barrier resulting in taking away essential oils and moisture.

Use Conditioner after Shampooing

It is recommended to use a conditioner after shampooing your hair.  A conditioner is formulated to replenish any moisture lost during washing process. It is normally recommended to apply conditioner on the mid-length of hair. But, if you have a dry scalp try applying it on the scalp and rinse it after two to three minutes.

Oil your hair using Advanced Hair Growth Oil

With combination of essential oils like coconut, rosemary, peppermint, vitamin E, jojoba and ylang-ylang oil will hydrate and moisturize your scalp and reduce dryness leaving your scalp moisturized and providing with all the nutrients.