Seborrheic dermatitis is more than a scalp issue, it's a sign that something deeper is out of balance. The flaking, the itch, the inflammation, the stubborn buildup that keeps coming back , it's often rooted in fungal overgrowth and an overproduction of sebum that topical products alone can't fully address.

The Seborrheic Dermatitis Relief Bundle takes a holistic approach, working from the inside out and the outside in. By targeting fungal overgrowth internally, calming inflammation, and nourishing the scalp directly, this bundle helps your body restore balance at the root, so your scalp can finally heal.

• Candida Cleanse Tea – Seborrheic dermatitis is  linked to yeast and fungal overgrowth in the gut and on the skin. This antimicrobial herbal tea works internally to reduce excess yeast, restore healthy gut flora, and cut off the internal fuel source feeding your scalp condition.
• Haldi Harmony Tea – Seborrheic dermatitis is an inflammatory condition  and haldi (turmeric) is one of the most powerful anti-inflammatory herbs in Ayurvedic medicine. This golden tea works internally to quiet the inflammatory response driving your flares and protect the skin barrier with antioxidant support. .
• HairVeda Oil – An Ayurvedic-inspired scalp oil that soothes inflammation, reduces fungal activity on the scalp, and balances sebum production. Use as a targeted scalp treatment to calm itching and nourish the follicles between washes.
• HairVeda Masque – A deep-treatment scalp masque that draws out buildup, calms irritation, and delivers concentrated herbal support directly to the scalp. Weekly use helps keep flaking and inflammation under control while strengthening the hair from root to tip.

• Candida Cleanse and Haldi Harmony Teas: Drink 1–2 cups daily for consistent internal support. Each bag provides approximately a month's supply. The teas can be mixed.
• HairVeda Masque: Apply to scalp and hairmonce a week. Let sit for 30–45 minutes then rinse thoroughly.
• HairVeda Oil: Apply directly to the scalp 2–3 times a week as a sealant or targeted scalp treatment.

• Reduce Sugar & Processed Foods – Fungal overgrowth thrives on sugar. Cutting back helps starve the imbalance from the inside out.
• Stay Hydrated – Drinking enough water supports healthy skin cell turnover and keeps the scalp from overproducing sebum.
• Incorporate Healthy Fats – Foods like avocado, coconut oil, and nuts help regulate sebum production and reduce inflammation systemically.
• Avoid Harsh Shampoos – Sulfates and synthetic fragrances can strip the scalp and worsen irritation. Opt for gentle, natural alternatives.
• Manage Stress – Stress is a known trigger for seborrheic dermatitis flares. Prioritize rest, nervous system regulation, and daily moments of calm.
• Consistency is Key – This condition responds best to a committed routine. Give your body at least 4–12 weeks of consistent use to see meaningful results.

For a detailed list of ingredients and sourcing information, please refer to the individual product pages.