Aloe Vera

Hydrates scalp.

Reduces irritation.

Glycerin

Attracts moisture.

Prevents dryness.

Peppermint Oil

Adds cooling effect.

Improves circulation.

Lavender Oil

Calming scent.

May reduce inflammation.

Signs It’s Working

• Reduced flaking
• Less greasy roots
• Improved scalp comfort
• Hair feels lighter
• Less need for daily washing

Consistency is key.

Signs to Stop Use

• Burning sensation
• Persistent redness
• Increased flaking
• Rash
• Scalp tenderness

Discontinue immediately if irritation occurs.

Long-Term Use Guidelines

Use 2–3 times per week.

Avoid daily use if scalp becomes dry.

Alternate with gentle moisturizing shampoo.

How to Store

Keep bottle tightly closed.

Store away from heat and sunlight.

Essential oils degrade with light exposure.

Making a Travel-Size Batch

For 2 ounces shampoo:

Add 5–6 drops tea tree oil.

Shake well.

Converting to Scalp Spray

For lighter daily refresh:

Mix:

• 1 cup distilled water
• 1 teaspoon witch hazel
• 5 drops tea tree oil

Shake before use.

Lightly mist scalp.

Avoid oversaturation.

Common Mistakes

Using too much oil.

Skipping patch test.

Applying undiluted oil.

Using daily for long periods.

Expecting instant dramatic change.

Understanding Dandruff vs Dry Scalp

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