Coconut oil helps moisturise the scalp and also has antifungal and antibacterial properties that can further help reduce any risk of infections.
Aloe vera has anti-inflammatory properties that can help in reducing skin irritation and is also effective as a moisturising agent for dry scalp.
Tea tree oil has strong antiseptic, antifungal and antibiotic properties that can relieve dry scalp and its symptoms. This is the reason why many dandruff shampoos have tea tree oil in them.
Apple cider vinegar is antimicrobial, which means it can eliminate the bacteria or fungi that could cause itchiness. It is also anti-inflammatory, and it can help exfoliate your scalp.
Both olive oil and baking soda have antifungal and antibacterial properties. This combination is a good choice if you have dandruff or a dry scalp, as the moisture, exfoliation, and antifungal properties combined can treat those itchy white flakes.
Yoghurt is soothing on the skin and can also act as an exfoliator, while the fat and protein content in eggs can nourish and protect the scalp by preventing free radical damage at the cellular level.
Bananas are not a very popular choice but when they are in their mushed state, they are very moisturising and can be used for making a treatment for dry scalp and even dandruff.