Curd For Hair Growth: Dandruff in hair is a common problem. In such a situation, curd can help you to get rid of dandruff. Not only this, if you use curd in the hair, then the hair becomes strong and its growth also increases. 
How To Use Curd For Dandruff: Dandruff in hair is a common problem. This problem starts due to not taking proper care of the hair, and nowadays due to increasing pollution and dusty soil, people are also seeing the problem of dandruff. Due to dandruff, there is the problem of itching and a burning sensation on the scalp. Not only this, but due to this the hair becomes weak and starts breaking. By the way, there are many types of shampoos and oils available in the market to remove dandruff. But excessive use of them damages the hair, in such a situation curd can help you to get rid of dandruff. Elements like calcium and zinc are present in curd which help in removing the problem of dandruff from the hair. Not only this, if you use curd in the hair, then the hair becomes strong and its growth also increases. In such a situation, we will tell you how you can use curd in your hair.
Apply curd to hair in these ways -
Apply plain curd -
If you have dandruff in your hair then you can use only plain curd for it. Curd contains lactic acid in curd which helps in eliminating dandruff from the root. Along with this, curd also makes your hair strong from the root. To apply it, take sour curd as per your need and apply it on the scalp of your hair. Now after 20 minutes, wash your hair with plain water like this for a week. I can do it three times.
Curd and Lemon-
You can also use lemon along with curd to keep hair healthy and get rid of dandruff problems. This is because curd has anti-fungal properties which help in removing scalp infections, while lemon contains vitamin C and citric acid which helps in removing many hair problems. It makes your hair strong from the root.
(Disclaimer: The information given here is based on home remedies and general information. Must take medical advice before adopting it. Kalamtimes does not confirm it.)
