January Favorites! Makeup, Hair, Book + More | Ingrid Nilsen

[@ingridnilsen]

Oops. It's definitely 2018 and NOT 2017! Hahaha. Let me know what you've been loving this month!

[@bethow4080]

The Wisdom of Sundays by Oprah Winfrey is amazing!!! Ps your fav Cheryl Strayed may be in it!! 📖

[@EllieMcHale1]

I’m back into tea. I’m loving Yogi’s Green Tea Kombucha and Traditional Medicinals Healthy Cycle & Raspberry Leaf & Green Tea Hibiscus.

[@EllieMcHale1]

Ingrid Nilsen I’m also obsessed with Trader Joe’s Tea Tree Tingle shampoo, along with Earth’s Nectar scalp oils. The one with tea tree is great. They also have a lavender one, which is great for soothing the scalp.

[@isidorabugarcic3]

Pantene Prov-e Aqua Lught, it saved my head.

[@tanyalua8774]

What a coincidence - I just bought myself the full size belif true cream today because I've been using a sample and really enjoying it! I was trying to like the glossier rich cream, and it wasn't doing the trick.

[@rosehillyer]

Not the sexiest solution but for dandruff and scalp sensitivity I like to mix one drop of tea tree oil with whatever shampoo I’m using! Sometimes I will apply shampoo and let it sit on my scalp while I do another step in my shower, then rinse out. I love the tingly feeling and it really balances my roots too!

[@jadenpetersburg1431]

I discovered Ladies Who Lunch two weeks back and I'm slowly working my way through each ep. Ingrid, I can't thank you and Cat enough. Your advice is spot on and knowing I'm not alone has helped me so much in what's been a tough month. Thank you ❤️

[@bollyRAINBOW14]

Have you tried a scalp exfoliator? Using them before a shampoo gets rid of all the dry skin and build up and makes your hair feel so light with no itch! The grow fabulous range is amazing.

[@kaitlynpeabody5903]

I always suffer from a dry, itchy, flaky scalp! I tried Briogeo's Scalp Revival Micro-Exfoliating Shampoo and I am in love! It is the only thing that has ever worked for me...and it smells delicious to boot! Plus, no sulfates, no silicones, no pthalates, no parabens, no DEA and no artificial dyes so it is actually good for your hair!

[@jessitrak]

My scalp typically gets super flaky in harsh winter climates too! I used to just massage my scalp with coconut oil before shampooing, which did help a lot, but now I use Aesop's Sage and Cedar Scalp treatment and WOW! First winter I haven't had to deal with any flakes! I use Aesop's Calming Shampoo too.

[@chickynoodledoodledude5269]

Ingrid! I am a hairstylist. There is a difference between dandruff and dry scalp. Dandruff is a build up of oils from your scalp and product build up. It is usually yellowish. Dry scalp usually has white dry flakes and is very common this time of year. I recommend tea-tree oil based shampoos. I love Paul Mitchell tea tree lavender shampoo for my dry scalp. If you use a dandruff shampoo for dry scalp it may seem affective at first, but will eventually lead to worsening the problem because it is trying to reduce oil on your scalp making your skin dryer!

[@amyg8176]

court borde hey that’s good to know!

[@i.love.pistachio.icecream]

I never knew this!! Thankyou!

[@KatRauhauser]

Great recommendations! Love Paul Mitchell tea tree products. Another thing that helps my dry scalp is applying liquified coconut oil and massaging it in to my scalp before letting it sit for 20min. Then shampoo and condition like normal. It works miracles on my dry scalp.

[@lidz95]

Instead of buying new shampoo, would it work to put a few drops of tea tree essential oil directly into shampoo??

[@fannypinto3855]

Corey Marie omg thank you for this. All this time I’ve been thinking that I have dandruff. And been using head and shoulder. No wonder it didn’t work. Thank yo thank you thank you!!!

[@joellem625]

I know it’s probaby the most basic recommendation but I use head and shoulders for dandruff and it works really well plus it tingles too which feels super refreshing and that it’s working plus my scalp gets oily and it’s super nice with keeping hair fresh and clean!:)

[@103jelly]

Once a week I rinse off my conditioner(make sure you only have some on your ends) with a cup of apple cider vinegar and let it sit in my scalp for a few seconds, it keeps dandruff at bay😁👌

[@combugs]

For dandruff, try Briogeo charcoal shampoo. I haven’t tried it but have tried their repair and volumizing line. The repair shampoo and conditioner are so great for moisturizing in the winter. Definitely check out the brand as it’s free of bad chemicals too.

[@laneythomas1152]

i’m a competitive swimmer and really struggle with dry skin both naturally and from the amount of chlorine i’m in everyday. my skin cracks and is especially bad on my legs. it would be so awesome if you did a video on dry skin and how to combat that! both for face and for skin in general!! i love your content and i always find the best recommendations from you so thank you!

[@bleatree]

I love the Briogeo Scalp Revival charcoal and coconut oil exfoliating shampoo. I got it because Tati said to and I love it so far! It’s definitely cut down my dandruff and makes my scalp feel extra clean.

[@Briogeohair]

Glad you love it!! Thanks for sharing :)

[@priscillalowe629]

I always have problems in the winter with super dry scalp and itchiness and my skin responds really well to eucalyptus and mint. Even though it's not the same as dandruff, I use the OGX eucalyptus mint shampoo and their coconut milk conditioner. The eucalyptus and mint is super calming and the coconut milk is really hydrating. My scalp is picky af and this combo has helped me soooooo much, I don't have nearly as many problems.

[@hollisterstar07]

I’d recommend lush’s soak and float shampoo bar! It’s targeted towards itchy scalps and the fact that it’s package-free is always a bonus! Definitely store it in the square tins instead of the round though to avoid it getting stuck!

[@lifehelpexpress9504]

Does this dry out your hair? I used New from Lush, and that shampoo dried out my hair. It dried it out so much that the hair stylist from Ulta asked me if I was overdying my hair when I only colored my hair once every six months.

[@HeatherRising]

I have dry scalp too and what helps the most for me is massaging coconut oil into my scalp at night once a week or every other week and sleeping with it before washing it out the next morning. Or if you can wait, wash it out the next evening.

[@Samisunshine212]

Hey Ingrid! As someone who suffers from psoriasis on my face and scalp, which causes dandruff, I highly recommend Head N Shoulders, TSal, or anything with tea tree oil. I will say however, Head/ shoulders and TSal have been giving me the best results.

[@leslieorona9966]

Love that you still do favorites videos! These are my fav!

[@jenniferb9575]

Oh i'm so happy the podcast is back! i really love listening to that

[@madisonpeters5604]

Shampoo recommendation for dandruff: I have patches of psoriasis on my scalp and I find that T-Gel from Neutrogena really really helps. It's good for regular dandruff as well

[@ericalee6043]

For dandruff, I recommend IGK low key cleansing walnut scrub!! I tried it for the first time yesterday and absolutely LOVE it. It's a scrub (duh) and it has a minty/tingly feeling which is oh so sensational- I was like wow this is heckin' amazing. def works!!

[@margaretmankin3683]

I love the neutrogena t-gel shampoo for my dandruff. I tried everything else (head and shoulders, selsun blue, nioxin, etc.) and this is the only thing that has ever gotten by dandruff to go away

[@BabiRipper]

yessssss, this one!

[@bitterswtmocha149]

Amen totally agree

[@kassiopeia8879]

I use Neotrogena TGel when my dandruff gets really bad. It’s pretty chemically but I do find that compared to a lot of other anti dandruff shampoos it doesn’t really dry out my scalp. I put it in for about 5-10 minutes in the shower and then follow up with the DevaCurl Melt into Moisture deep conditioning mask (it smells like Matcha!)

[@DamnitDanniDanielle]

I really recommend doing apple cider vinegar rinses for dandruff, itchy scalps or build up! I do it once or twice a week in addition to my clarifying shampoo or on it's own and it keeps my scalp really happy. I notice the difference right away if I skip it for a week.

[@anniedube]

LOVE your favourites this month! xx

[@vJujubean]

Ingrid, I know that dandruff life. What I use to help with it is Neutrogena Tea Tree Shampoo, it's a medicated shampoo that can be bought in a drug store but it does wonders! What I do is lather it in my scalp and let it sit. So while it's sitting in my hair I wash my body etc then rinse it out. I do notice it is rather drying for me personally so I just follow up with a conditioner afterwards, but it does wonders for my dandruff and itchy scalp.

[@lisamborras]

I use olive oli as a hair mask and Head and Shoulders 2 in 1 Shampoo and conditioner to help with dry scalp. I massags olive oil into my scalp and through my hair and leave for about 30 mins. It helps get rid of any crap in my hair. I only do it once a month. I use Head and Shoulders and whenever I have used anything else other than that my hair has hated it! I make sure that no product is left on my scalp when I wash my hair.

[@tiffanyhuston8477]

For a quick home remedy to help with dry/itch scalp is mixing lemon juice and apple cider vinegar (I also add a couple drops of Rosemary oil) in a travel sized spray bottle. Spray it on the scalp and leave on for about 10-15 minutes and rinse in the shower. I spray mine on my scalp before I got to bed and then take a shower in the morning. Hope this helps :)

[@adriannaeason7114]

Hey Ingrid! I’ve had severe scalp/dandruff issues flair up in the winter. I’ve tried so many different shampoos (drug store & high end) and the only one that has ever worked for me is Neutrogena’s TGel extra strength. It doesn’t have the most pleasant scent, but it’s worked wonders for me! I hope it works out for you.

[@MadelynO]

My friend had dandruff and she first tried teatree shampoo recommended by her hair stylist, but it didn’t really work. She found that head and shoulders itchy scalp care with eucalyptus really works for her. It comes in shampoo and conditioner!

[@ballroomkitten]

For dandruff, i love the Paul Mitchell SCALP TREATMENT (not the shampoo). I color my hair so it was really important to me and my colorist that I use something effective yet gentle. It feels like a tea tree deep conditioner, so you get all those satisfying tingles without any drying. Hope this helps!

[@eviebrown3153]

omg I haven’t watched u in so long, it’s bringing back so many vibes lol

[@M_YouTube_]

Hi!Paula’s Choice Shampoo has really helped my 67years old mother’s scalp!She has straggled for many many years and since she used Paula’s Choice in 2015 she hasn’t have problems till now😊

[@kellyhennessy9064]

Neutrogena T-gel shampoo has done wonders for my scalp!! I only wash my hair every other day of the week and I have barely any dandruff anymore

[@xp0oh1uvx]

Briogeo makes great hair products and have been a lifesaver for my hair especially with dandruff. The scalp revival is amazing!

[@digidogmuff]

Briogeo Scalp Revival Charcoal + Coconut Oil exfoliating shampoo!!! I swear by it and it’s helped my hair grow out. Not so gritty that you feel like you’ll never get it out but enough to scrub your scalp and keep it moisturized!

[@AngHub246]

I was going to recommend this too, they also have a Scalp Revival Charcoal + Tea Tree Scalp Treatment which works really well!

[@madelgiles9438]

I love your friendship with Estée. I also love how both your channels/content has evolved and it’s a beautiful example of feminism and femininity ❤️💄💪

[@kristineandthings]

The Body Shop ginger shampoo is my ride-or-die! I struggle with oily yet flaky scalp and it is what saved my hair and I've been using it for >5 years now.

[@missmallymurder]

The paul mitchell tea tree hair and scalp treatment is amazing for dandruff!

[@eyyalex]

Neutrogena T-Gel shampoo! I’m someone who has a problematic scalp all year. I have seborrheic dermatitis and dandruff. This is the only thing that soothes my scalp and takes care of dandruff. I use it once or twice a week. I’ve sworn by it since I was 13 years old.

[@juliamesser6205]

This product is seriously is so amazing!!!!! A lot of other dry shampoos give me hives, as they have lots of dyes and other harsh things, but this one is seriously amazing! It's so SOOTHING and it makes a visible difference in the appearance of your scalp and amount of flakes!

[@chibitatsu20]

My hairdresser recommended adding some peppermint oil to your shampoo. Just a couple of drops straight into it. If my hair is needing some extra care, I put some of the peppermint oil into what ever oil I have available (coconut, avocado, etc.) and just give myself a scalp massage and let it set for awhile (20-30min; always a good time to do a face mask :)). So far it's helped with getting rid of it.

[@karinmoore3515]

If you haven't already (and I saw a few comments mentioned this product), do a search on Tati's channel; I know she's mentioned the Briogeo Scalp Revival Shampoo in several videos. It sounds like just what you need!

[@dalecoopersgf]

Happy Birthday, Ingrid!🎉

[@aliroxoffsox]

I went through this dandruff issue too! Or what I thought was dandruff and ACTUALLY was dry scalp! I’ve been using the Head and Shoulders Dry Scalp shampoo with almond oil and it smells amazing and seriously cured my scalp! If your dandruff is seasonal and gets worse in the winter like moi it might just be dry scalp :)

[@TheNessMonsta]

I have struggled with dandruff for so long and can't use any products with sulfate. I LOVE the IGK scalp scrub and found that its really reduced the flakiness after using it continuously for once a week, I highly recommend trying it!

[@hannahbegley4767]

I get pretty bad dandruff in the winter too!! I use pantene moisture renewal shampoo, but i also mix it with the neutrogena t/gel therapeutic shampoo. The t gel has a VERY strong scent to it, but when i do half pantene half t/gel, it seems to not leave the scent and helps my dandruff a ton!

[@tanyap9851]

Currently I've been using the Dove's new dandruff shampoo. Surprisingly have been making a difference. Also, added a hot oil hair treatment of coconut, jojoba and argan oil once a week .

[@charlotteweng1354]

Nizoral is the first dandruff shampoo that made a difference for me. I’d used head and shoulders and neutropenia t-gel for years w no results. I found that the shampoos with pyrithione zinc wouldn’t clear me up, but Nizoral with the active ingredient ketoconazole worked immediately for me! Best of luck!

[@carolinerask1120]

I loove the “dry scalp” 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner with almond oil from head and shoulders. It completely gets rid of dandruff, and it smells GREAT!

[@beautyfromwithin0173]

I love you more than you will ever know, Ingrid! You are such an inspiration to me, and I really hope that 2018 has been off to a great start for ya. Anyways, keep up the wonderful work with everything as always girl, and of course, stay smiling!🤗💕

[@jpham3]

I love how calming your videos are Ingrid :)

[@zoeivanov3656]

For dandruff, I would HIGHLY recommend the briogeo shampoo. It helps to exfoliate, but also moisturize your scalp & it's targeted to people who suffer from dandruff.

[@cassiesidney9208]

I love your favorites videos! You always show things I've never tried and I can always count on your recommendations! 💕

[@blogistuff4383]

I love her vids they are so chill and relaxing

[@gumdropgirl1]

Lol-yeah, the year threw me off there Ingrid🐛. Anyway, love Tatcha, it’s such an elegant line. I’m currently digging their travel facial mist that I grabbed while standing in a Sephora line. But their water cream is also a beautiful moisturizer so check it out too. The book only gets better-Enjoy! I’m reading her other book, Everything I Never Told You.

[@soniacardeiro4921]

I totally recommend the the Dove dandruff shampoo. It’s way more detangling and hydrating compared to Head & Shoulders which also works but is drying

[@christinahelms6307]

I know this is a few months old but I have a really dry scalp and I use Paul Mitchells tea tree shampoo and conditioner. I will also add activated charcoal to my shampoo once a week and it helps get rid of build up and flaking.

[@12orange12]

Ingrid please read for a suggestion!!! The only thing that has helped my dandruff is "Nizoral" shampoo. I got mine off of amazon. You can read all of the reviews. I get a lot of flaking along my hair line and even with dandruff shampoos from the drugstore, I was still getting it. After the first use of the nizoral shampoo, I had not one single flake when I got out of the shower! Read the reviews too if you want more input. Also, I use a handheld little scrubber in the shower. I'm not sure what it's called, but it's just a little thing that fits in your palm that has rubber spikes on it to help apply the shampoo to your hair and exfoliates your scalp. It feels amazing, like a scalp massage. I got that from amazon too for maybe only $4. Hope you look into these options!!

[@Annie_1922]

briogeo coconut oil and charcoal clarifying shampoo is AMAZING for dandruff. I use it once a week and it had almost completely gotten rid off my dandruff and its free of any bad stuff 😉

[@flwr12]

Hey Ingrid! For dry scalp or dandruff, I definitely recommend not using dry shampoo. I understand it is definitely something that gives volume and is so nice for those busy days, but you have to make sure that the dry shampoo has good ingredients. A lot of dry shampoos have propane and it can actually be the cause for your dry scalp and dandruff. You should look up dry shampoos with better ingredients or natural alternatives 😁

[@ruthiekerrigan]

Jenn Im spoke about the Briogeo Scalp Revival shampoo in her December favourites and said it really helped with dandruff!

[@katietu]

Nizoral is a great dandruff shampoo. It's sold at most drugstores but I believe it's cheapest on Amazon. The price is not terrible and it really works; I have a very dry, flaky scalp and the dandruff has disappeared

[@tumblinglove17]

AHHH Celeste Ng is my favorite author and her first book "Everything I Never Told You" is my FAV BOOK - you need to read it if you haven't! Her new book is great too, though! (:

[@Sevvy4ever]

Lush Curly Wurly shampoo has coconut flakes that are a great exfoliator for an itchy and dry scalp. Works great when I have dandruff!

[@Alexxx2232]

Heat up some coconut oil, add about 10 drops of tea tree oil & massage into the scalp! The best thing ever for dandruff! 💕

[@lidz95]

For dandruff the best thing to do is an oil pre-poo (either for a few hours or leave on overnight, massage into scalp), and then follow up with a shampoo that has no sulfates/silicones...so something by shea moisture or another natural brand. but really oil pre-poo's saved my dry scalp. try darshana oil, or a diy hair oil mix online :)

[@celcoop]

I have the total tease!!! I picked it up and I love it. It makes my lashes look absolutely amazing

[@lellabug]

Ingrid! I'm a licensed cosmetologist, and I'd strongly recommend AGAINST using a medicated dandruff shampoo. There's a difference between dry scalp and dandruff, and it sounds like you just have dry scalp issues (super common in the winter). Dandruff can be caused by lots of different things, but it's typically slightly yellow, and can be clumpy or sort of stick to your hair. With dry scalp you'll have flakes that are dry, white, and easily brush out of your hair. A medicated dandruff shampoo can make dry scalp a lot worse!! I like to mix tea tree and lavender essential oil with a carrier oil (like almond oil or grape seed oil) and then massage it directly into my scalp. I let it sit for a half hour or so under a shower cap, and then shampoo and condition as usual!! Works like a dream, plus it's cheap and all-natural

[@Marga14188]

Hi Ingrid!! The Ducray Kelual DS is the only shampoo that helps me with dandruff. I don’t like it as a shampoo per se, because my hair is oily and in me this doesn’t work, so I use a regular shampoo very quickly afterwards just to finish cleaning my hair. But the Ducray one was recommended to me by a dermatologist. It calms my scalp down, the itch gets better after the first application and I usually only need to use it four to five times. The bottles are tiny and it is expensive but it has been my faithful savior ever since i discovered it.

[@andreastern8524]

Use tea tree oil for your hair! 🌳 While it is still wet rub a few drops on your scalp. Lots of love from Spain 🇪🇸

[@emilylowe8416]

Tea tree shampoos and conditioners work great for me, especially if your scratching your head. It’s a natural anti-fungal, so might be good to prevent infection too.

[@mrsrashkin]

In regards to your scalp and the dandruff and itchiness. I had this issue for over a month and nothing seemed to help. I finally asked my dermatologist about it and she looked at my scalp and said I had some eczema on my scalp! I have never had eczema before, anywhere on my body. She gave me a prescription shampoo to use 2-3 times a week and after a week of using it the itching was WAY less and the dandruff started to go away little by little. I would go to your dermatologist! :) It’s miserable. And nothing over the counter seemed to help. I get it. Good luck!

[@briandalucia6262]

I love that you include a book in some of your videos!

[@yariiiglecias9093]

I love that you added a book to your faves 💕

[@lovemusicaddicted]

For your flaky/itchy scalp I recommend JF Lazartigue, Briogeo, and Phillip Kingsley! Love you so much!

[@chummymummy]

Head and sholders shampoo is the only shampoo my scalp is ok with. also pre-conditioning my scalp with organic coconut oil before washing

[@haiduong7980]

You should try The Body Shop Ginger shampoo. it works amazingly for my dry itchy scalp. I went through two bottles already. And plus it’s really affordable

[@brianalee7890]

I recommend the Kiehl's scalp scrub, Aveda's scalp benefits line, or any of the scalp scrubs from Christophe Robin.

[@tanyalua8774]

Try the Briogeo charcoal + tea tree shampoo!! It's been such a game changer for my scalp, and I rarely see flakes anymore. And it's one of those sultans free brands if you're into that.

[@skileen4010]

apple cider vinegar hair rinse has really helped me with itchy scalp and dandruff! Didn't think it would work at all since I'm more of a carefully formulated cosmetics than a "natural" cosmetics person but it really helped

[@ziah31]

Hi gorgeous! During the winter season my scalp gets extremely dry, any tea tree based shampoo will do. My favorite is the Paul Mitchell tea tree special shampoo or the OGX hydrating tea tree mint shampoo. I hope it gets better xo!

[@Baloo10100]

Try the Super Kale Juiced up Shampoo from Pacifica. it helps with the dandruff and calming the itchiness. it comes in mini so you can try it before committing to it.

[@abigailo3760]

I know that there are a lot more luxurious brands out there that might help with dandruff, but Head & Shoulders never lets me down for dandruff issues! Not the most fun choice but it truly helps.

[@klaudiaemx]

regarding dandruff, look for shampoos with zinc pyrithione, sulfur or ketoconasole. The most widely available is Head & Shoulders where zinc pyrithione is the active ingredient.

[@StephensBella]

head and shoulders! if i have a dry scalp I'll use that for like a week or two and it's 100% better

[@mnchk28]

Love watching your favorites videos ...always wanna try at least one thing from your videos all the time 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Livinroyalmakeup]

Yesssssss🙌🙌💖💜Thank you doll!!! I've been overwhelmed with all the NEW in 2018!! Christine Dominique, jeffree star, Charlotte Tillbury, Natasha Denona, etc etc etc I feel like I'm falling behind!! 😱💋🍬

[@drama2queen4]

Little Fires Everywhere is amazing. I wish you had talked more about it! You should also read Celeste Ng's first book, Everything I Never Told You. It centers on a biracial family, the mother being white and the dad being Chinese. Since you're also biracial, you might enjoy the representation, even though of course your experiences are different.

[@Crixulescu3]

You can use hyaluronic acid on your hair. I use the one from the ordinary, massage a few drops into my scalp while my hair is damp.

[@saratraylor8338]

The absolute best Shampoo for clarifying and Dandruff and itching and basically EVERYTHING is the Briogeo Charcoal exfoliating scalp shampoo! Highly recommend!

[@ziromma]

For dandruff you can use the Wella purify shampoo! It’s very good!

[@Oxalyse]

I’ve had dandruff and itchy scalp my whole life but a couple years ago I tried the Jumping Juniper solid shampoo from Lush and I adore it. It has changed my life !! I had to use other shampoos the last 4 months because I moved to Morocco, and they don’t carry the Jumping Juniper in French stores but I couldn’t stand the alternatives I used and finally ordered it again because I cannot live without it.

[@memorycatcher6638]

I use paul Mitchell tea tree shampoo for when my scalp gets dry and itchy. Works great on my twin toddlers also!

[@purplecat1313]

Try The Body Shop Ginger Shampoo, it is made specifically for any scalp issues and irritations. Also, the Fuji Green Tea hair scrub for exfoliation. Hope it helps!!

[@kurisute]

Head and shoulders zinc shampoo for dry scalp. It has almond oil in it so it can be a little heavy so I will mix it with a regular shampoo if my hair is really dirty. It has really helped if not cured my dry scalp.

[@MarysabelHuston]

The only shampoo that had worked for me and completely got rid of my dandruff was Nizoral. I tried Neutrogena’s T-Gel, nothing... ACV, nothing... tea tree oil shampoos and nada. I swear by Nizoral. Been flake free for almost a year. 🤞🏼

[@LazyLatte92]

I've been really enjoying the Briogeo Scalp Revival micro-exfoliating shampoo for when I have really bad dandruff/build-up. And I've recently been enjoying the Biolage Scalpsync Anti-Dandruff shampoo as well. The Biolage shampoo is a little more hydrating and, obviously, less abrasive than the Briogeo shampoo, but the Briogeo shampoo does an extremely good job in just getting everything off your scalp without really drying out your hair.

[@carissa195]

Rachel Monte De Ramos I totally second this, I love that line

[@parrwd]

I was going to recommend the same one! It's so good!

[@annie00724]

Late to the party but I loved that book, Little Fires Everywhere. Thank you for the recommendation.

[@christiannaayvazian7506]

I experience dry skin too and surface shampoo and conditioner are amazing and it takes away the itchiness and dandruff patches and I really recommend it! 😁

[@felicitasadam2301]

I can recommend the Matrix Biolage Cleansing Conditioner for fine hair in combination with the Phyto Shampoo for sensitive hair (restores my scalp whenever it starts itching from dehydration)

[@mack0rz]

Try the Briogeo Scalp Revival Charcoal + Coconut Oil Micro-exfoliating Shampoo - it's supposed to be awesome for irritated/itchy scalps. I've seen several KZbinrs suggest it :)