White flakes on your shoulders are less than flattering. If store bought medications haven't worked, try using mouthwash to beat off the dandruff. Photo by √oÑ…Î*Æ’xâ„¢.
To create this anti-dandruff concoction, you'll need one part witch-hazel, one part mouthwash, and eight parts water. Place the mix in a spray bottle and spritz on your scalp and roots. Make sure your hair is still damp when doing so.
Check out this video for other alternative uses for mouthwash, including making flowers last longer.
If this mouthwash mix doesn't help keep the flakes away, you could also try using baby shampoo to eliminate the dandruff.
How to Use Mouthwash for More than Bad Breath [Howcast]
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To create this anti-dandruff concoction, you'll need one part witch-hazel, one part mouthwash, and eight parts water. Place the mix in a spray bottle and spritz on your scalp and roots. Make sure your hair is still damp when doing so.
Check out this video for other alternative uses for mouthwash, including making flowers last longer.
If this mouthwash mix doesn't help keep the flakes away, you could also try using baby shampoo to eliminate the dandruff.
How to Use Mouthwash for More than Bad Breath [Howcast]