Tired of dealing with an itchy scalp? Here are seven ingredients that could help you fix the issue.

Tea Tree Oil

An anti-fungal and antibacterial ingredient, this essential oil will help relieve your itchy scalp and do it in a small amount. Tea tree oil will also help fight the infections that could possibly cause your scalp to be itchy, too. Be careful though, if you use too much tea tree oil, it can dry out your scalp instead of add in moisture.

Peppermint Oil

Much like tea tree oil, peppermint oil can help alleviate your itchy scalp, too. Peppermint oil naturally soothes inflammation and also includes natural antibacterial and anti-fungal properties.

Coconut Oil

A staple in the natural hair community, coconut oil can be used for many things including relieving an itchy scalp. Anti-fungal and antimicrobial, coconut oil can be used to treat and prevent multiple infections. Extremely moisturizing, this oil can help you if you’re suffering from a dry scalp. Our Coconut Crème Collection is great to add into your routine if you’re looking for the right coconut-based products.

Rosemary

Whether you’re using it by itself or mixed with castor oil, rosemary is high in nutritional value and anti-inflammatory properties, which can stimulate blood circulation in the scalp. This can help you relieve your itchy scalp.

Chamomile

Chamomile tea may be known for its ability to relax the body, but did you know that this herb can also help soothe your scalp and skin? This oil can help reduce the itching that has been caused by dandruff, eczema or just simple dry skin.

Apple Cider Vinegar

As like many other ingredients on this list, apple cider vinegar includes antibacterial and anti-fungal properties that can help you say goodbye to that dreadful itching. Noted as an astringent, this ingredient can help thoroughly cleanse your scalp without stripping away moisture and aid in the removal of build-up. Our Power Wash Intense Moisture Clarifying Shampoo is a great product to keep handy for this.

Lemongrass Oil

Not familiar with lemongrass? If you have an itchy scalp regularly, you may want to be. Lemongrass has antibacterial properties, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties — which can help with a dry, itchy scalp.