Seborrhea is a chronic skin disease characterized by dandruff, itching and, most importantly, thinning and loss of hair. Although difficult to treat, it can be removed with the help of greater burdock.
Collect the roots of greater burdock, pass them through a meat grinder and rub it to the scalp, and after 2 hours wash it off with warm water. The procedure is performed once a day for 20 days, the symptoms of seborrhea are reduced and hair loss stops, redness and rashes on the scalp are treated.
Caution: Increased rash and itching during use indicates an individual allergy to this plant, therefore, discontinue use. Another recipe for those with scalp seborrhea: Depending on the type of your hair, I recommend applying colorless, chestnut or black Phytoton henna to your hair 2 hours before each wash. Chestnut and black henna simply give color and do not dye completely, but their healing effect is greater than that of colorless henna.