No, I’m not talking about dying ones head green.  I’m talking about Green Hair Treatments.  You see, someone in my household suffers from a little thing we like to call {whisper} Dandruff.

Now, don’t let the above picture fool you.  Underneath that sexy hat is a thick head of curly, coarse hair (a.k.a. Brillo Pad, and Einstein)To sum it all up, when his hair gets too long – I call him Dale.

As in Dale from Stepbrothers.

(Dale’s the one on the right)

We are always looking for ways to combat the Dandruff Demons and I recently stumbled upon a few remedies we will be giving a try.

LEMONS

Apply 1 Tablespoon of lemon juice to your hair.  Shampoo, then rinse with water.  Rinse again with a mixture of 2 Tablespoons of lemon juice and 2 cups of water.  Repeat every other day until dandruff disappears.

TEA TREE OIL

Measure out 1/4 cup of olive oil and place in a small container (use a container with a lid).  Add 15 drops of tea tree oil.  Cover and shake.  Let mixture sit in a cool, dry place for a few hours.  Next, massage oil into your scalp.  Allow oil to sit in your scalp for at least an hour (you may even sleep with mixture in your hair).  Once the oil has seeped into your scalp, rinse with shampoo and conditioner (you may need to rinse twice, or skip the conditioner).  Repeat several times a week.

APPLE CIDER VINEGAR

Mix 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar with 1/4 cup water.  Pour this mixture into a spray bottle.  Spritz vinegar solution on to your hair and scalp.  Next, wrap your head in a towel.  Allow mixture to sit in hair for 15 minutes to and hour.  Remove towel and wash your hair.  (Do this twice a week)

Next time you see Dallan, please don’t mention this post.  He doesn’t read the blog that often, so I’m hoping he doesn’t see this.  MUAHAHAHA.

-Camberley