DIY Scalp Scrub For Stronger Longer Hair
Updated: Apr 22
Welcome friends! Today I want to walk you through this wonderful addition to your wash day routine. Having cleansed hair follicles is a part of maintaining healthy hair and promoting hair growth. Product build up and dead skin cells accumulate on the scalp leading to clogged follicles, dull greasy hair, and slowed hair growth. I recommend using this scrub once a week or once every two weeks, but once a month is certainly good as well. Something is better than nothing, am I right?
Ingredients:
1/4 cup Brown Sugar
1 tbs Nourishing Oil
1 tsp Honey (optional)
1/2 tbs Apple Cider Vinegar
3-4 drops of each Essential Oil (optional) Rosemary is particularly good for hair growth.
There are a variety of sugar types that you can use for this recipe. I prefer to use the fine brown sugar, but you can use most of what you have on hand. Examples: natural cane sugar, coconut sugar, granulated sugar, etc. Anything with some grit to it.
Nourishing oils can include: Coconut, Olive, Avocado, Sweet Almond, Black Castor Oil, Jojoba, Apricot Kernel, etc. If you have fine oily hair, I suggest sticking with something lighter like the almond or jojoba oil. If you have thicker drier hair, something like the black castor oil or olive oil would would nicely. However, whatever you have on hand, will do the job.
When picking out apple cider vinegar, try to find one that is raw with 'the mother'.
If you decide to use honey, it is best to use raw honey.
Instructions:
1. Combine the sugar, oil, apple cider vinegar, and essential oils in a small glass dish or jar.
2. Mash the ingredients together until a scrub forms.
3. If you are going to add the optional honey, add it now, and mash in into your mixture.
Apply one to two quarter-size amounts of scalp scrub to damp hair. Using your fingertips, avoiding your fingernails, gently massage the scrub into your scalp in a circular motion. You can also use a scalp brush for this. Massaging the scalp increases circulation and exfoliates which helps stimulate hair growth. Allow the scrub to hang out on your scalp for several minutes (up to 20). After allowing the mask to set, rinse thoroughly and cleanse with shampoo. Make sure to rinse thoroughly. If you find that any oils or build up are being left behind, add baking soda to your shampoo to make a paste. Use this on the top part of your hair where you get the most oily.
Tips:
I like to use this in the shower. It is quite messy and this helps contain the mess. However, you can apply this lounging in the bath or spray down the top of your head and apply in a space where you don't mind cleaning it.
I like to use apple cider vinegar in this recipe because it is something I always have on hand, but you could also substitute with lemon juice.
If you have color-treated hair use apple cider vinegar over lemon juice since lemon juice can affect the color.
Adding baking soda to your shampoo will help get any excess build up left. Rinse your hair thoroughly.
Best essential oils for your hair: Rosemary, Peppermint, Lemongrass, Thyme, Tea Tree, Cedarwood, and Clary Sage.
If you have leftovers, pop a lid on your jar, and store in the fridge up to a month.
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Really fantastic DIY guide for a nourishing scalp scrub! It’s awesome to have a homemade recipe using accessible everyday ingredients, plus great notes for adapting it to different hair textures and colour‑treated hair. These simple steps make scalp exfoliation so approachable for anyone wanting healthier hair roots. Such a helpful beauty post! --recordly
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I love that you mentioned rosemary for hair growth—I’ve been adding it to my oil mix too, and the fine brown sugar really does make the scrub gentle but effective. Definitely trying this on my next wash day, especially since my scalp gets so buildup-prone. By the way, I keep a free GIF to MP4 converter I like to share: https://giftomp4.net/
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