Folk Remedy 1: Black Bean Water for Dandruff
Place 100 grams of black beans in a pot, add sufficient water, and simmer until tender. Strain the beans. Use the resulting liquid to rinse hair, effectively suppressing dandruff and preventing its recurrence.
Folk Remedy 2: Chrysanthemum Leaves for Dandruff
Wash 40 chrysanthemum leaves thoroughly, place them in a pot, add an appropriate amount of water, and simmer until a green liquid forms. Allow it to cool, then store in a bottle. When using, simply wash and massage your scalp directly with this liquid. Chrysanthemum leaves contain special essential oils. Washing your hair with the liquid made from these leaves can effectively inhibit dandruff growth.
Folk Remedy 3: Soap Pods for Dandruff
Crush 50–100 grams of soap pods and boil with 500–1000 milliliters of water. First, wash away dust and oil from the scalp with warm water. Then, wash twice with the soap pod solution and rinse thoroughly with clean water. Repeat twice weekly for several weeks to eliminate dandruff.
Remedy 4: Mulberry Bark Decoction for Dandruff
Boil 50–100 grams of mulberry bark in 2500 ml of water. Use the decoction to wash hair once weekly. This helps eliminate dandruff and prevent hair loss.
Remedy 5: Bone-Penetrating Herb and Mulberry Branch Decoction for Dandruff
Boil 100 grams of bone-penetrating herb and 50 grams of mulberry branches in 1000 ml of water. Strain the liquid and pour into a basin. Once the decoction has cooled slightly, dip a towel in it and wash the scalp. After 20 minutes, rinse thoroughly.50g mulberry branches, add 1000ml water, boil down to concentrated decoction, pour into basin. Once slightly cooled, soak towel in decoction to wash scalp. Rinse with clean water after 20 minutes. Wash twice daily; results visible within about one week.