Travel and Trial Kits

Choose Your Kit

New to scalp care (or not sure what you need yet)?

Start with a trial kit first. It's the easiest way to test a complete routine before committing to full sizes.

Travelling / gym bag / work bag essential?

Pick a travel kit so you can stay consistent on the go (weekends away, carry-on only trips, post-gym showers).

Choose by concern

• Oily / yellow flakes / itch → go for the Dandruff / Oily Scalp kit (Dandruff Control Kit)
• Dry / tight / white flakes / sensitive → go for the Dry / Normal Scalp kit (Energizing Control Kit)
• Early thinning / increased shedding → go for the Thinning Support kit (DHTI Control Kit)

If you have scalp imbalance + shedding together

Start with the kit that matches your scalp type first. Use that as your main wash for the first month, then introduce thinning support 1-2 times a week once your scalp feels stable.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a travel kit and a trial kit?

They're both travel-sized. A trial kit is for testing what suits your scalp; a travel kit is for maintaining your routine while you're away (but most people use them for both).

How long will a kit last?

It depends on hair length and how often you wash, but most people get multiple washes, enough to feel how your scalp responds over a couple of weeks.

Can I use these shampoos every day while travelling?

Yes. Your scalp shampoos are made for daily use, so they're ideal when you're washing more often on holidays, after workouts, or in humid climates.

Which kit should I choose if I'm not sure what my scalp issue is?

Use the "pattern" approach:

• Greasy roots + recurring flakes/itch → dandruff/oily scalp
• Tightness + sensitivity + fine dry flakes → dry/normal scalp

If you're still unsure, start with the concern that bothers you most right now.

Will a trial kit help with dandruff quickly?

Many people feel itch/oil improvements within 1-2 weeks, but stubborn flakes often need 3-6 weeks of consistent routine. A trial kit is meant to confirm you're on the right track before you scale up.

Can I bring these in carry-on luggage?

They're designed to be travel-friendly, making them a great option for carry-on packing and short trips.

I have oily/dry scalp problems and increased shedding. What kit should I start with?

Start with the kit that tackles your scalp imbalance first (oily/dandruff or dry/sensitive). After the first month, add thinning support 1-2 times per week before transitioning further.

Do I need conditioner if I have an oily scalp?

You can still use conditioner, just keep it mid-length to ends only. Avoid applying conditioner to the scalp if you're prone to oiliness or flakes.

What's the best way to use the kit for results?

Wet thoroughly → apply scalp cleanser and massage for 60 seconds → rinse well → shampoo the scalp and massage for 60 seconds → rinse well → condition ends if needed → finish with leave-in scalp tonic on towel-dried scalp

When should I upgrade to full size?

If your scalp feels noticeably more comfortable less itch/tightness, less rebound oil, fewer visible flakes) and you're happy with how your hair feels after a couple of weeks, it's a good time to upgrade.