A two-step routine: shampoo followed by treatment
This set includes a scalp care shampoo and a damage-repair treatment. Start by using the shampoo to cleanse away sebum and buildup from the scalp, then follow with the treatment to nourish your hair. The shampoo is a functional product that helps relieve hair loss symptoms, so if you have scalp concerns, consistent use is key.
Best used in the evening as your end-of-day cleanse
This set works beautifully as part of your evening routine, washing away the dust and oil that accumulate throughout the day. You can use it in the morning too, but if you have oily scalp or notice scalp odor, we recommend a thorough evening cleanse with gentle massage.
Lather and massage are essential
- Shampoo: Wet your scalp thoroughly with warm water, then lather the shampoo in your hands and massage it into the crown area for about 3 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water until no foam remains.
- Treatment: After shampooing, gently squeeze out excess water, then apply generously from mid-lengths to ends. Massage for at least 10 seconds, then rinse with lukewarm water. The key is to focus on the hair itself rather than the scalp.
How to use it based on your scalp type
If you have oily scalp, massage the shampoo thoroughly into the crown and hairline, and apply the treatment lightly to the ends only. If your hair feels dry and brittle, apply the treatment generously and leave it on for an extra 1–2 minutes before rinsing for a deeper nourishing effect. For hair damaged by coloring or perming, use the treatment at least 3 times a week for best results.
Precautions and storage
If you don't rinse thoroughly after shampooing, residue can actually contribute to hair loss or scalp irritation, so make sure to rinse until all foam is gone. If the product gets into your eyes, rinse immediately with water. If you notice redness, itching, or other unusual reactions on your scalp, discontinue use and consult a dermatologist. Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight and keep out of reach of children.