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Where to Start

Step 1: Pick your main scalp concern

• Oily + flakes + itch → start with Dandruff / Oily Scalp routine products
• Dry + tight + sensitive → start with Dry / Normal Scalp routine products
• Early thinning + increased shedding → start with Thinning Support routine products

If you have scalp imbalance + shedding together

Tackle the scalp imbalance first (oily/dandruff or dry/sensitive). In the first month, use scalp-type shampoo as your main daily-use cleanser, then add thinning support 1-2 times a week before transitioning.

Step 2: Build a simple scalp-first routine

1. Pre-cleanse (scalp cleanser to remove buildup and pollutants)
2. Cleanse (shampoo that matches your scalp type)
3. Support (conditioner on mid-lengths/ends if needed)
4. Finish (leave-in scalp care like a tonic on towel-dried scalp)

Not sure yet? Start with a trial/travel kit, then upgrade once you know what your scalp likes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "scalp-first" actually mean?

It means you treat your scalp like skincare. The goal is a clean, comfortable scalp environment first, because that's where healthy hair growth is supported.

I'm new here. What's the easiest place to start?

If you want the simplest path, start with a kit (it's a complete routine). If you prefer to test first, start with a trial/travel kit.

How do I choose products if I'm not sure whether it's dandruff or dry scalp?

Dry scalp usually feels tight with finer, powdery flakes. Dandruff often looks oilier and comes with more persistent itch/flaking. If your roots get greasy quickly and flakes return fast, start in the dandruff/oily scalp direction.

Can I use scalp shampoos every day?

Yes, these scalp shampoos are made for daily use, so you can wash as often as your lifestyle needs (exercise, oiliness, styling products).

What if I have oily/dry scalp problems and increased shedding?

Start by stabilising the scalp first. Use the oily/dry scalp shampoo as your main wash for the first month, then add thinning support shampoo 1-2 times per week before transitioning more.

Do I need a scalp cleanser, or is shampoo enough?

The scalp cleanser removes everyday dirt, oil, pollutants, and styling products before shampooing, allowing your scalp to take in all the nutrients of the shampoo.

Where should conditioner go - scalp or hair ends?

Usually mid-length to ends only. Putting conditioner on the scalp can contribute to buildup and oiliness for some people.

How long until I notice results?

Comfort changes (oil/itch) can show within 1-2 weeks, while flakes and overall scalp balance often take 3-6 weeks of consistent routine.

What's the best routine if I'm busy and want minimal steps?

Do the basics consistently: scalp cleanse + shampoo + scalp tonic on towel-dried scalp. Keep it simple, repeatable, and consistent.