Education first, always.
Scalp Types & Concerns
Find the pattern before you buy anything.
Four patterns cover most of what we see across the counter. Read them honestly, then let the assessment confirm it — the same scalp can shift between patterns over a year.
Track 03 — Understand · 6 min read
Oily & buildup
SignsRoots feel greasy or heavy by the evening, hair looks flat a day after washing, sometimes with odour.
Our approachCleanse thoroughly and regularly, add a pre-wash detox step once or twice a week, and exfoliate weekly rather than scrubbing daily.
Reset Scalp WashSGD 44.00
Scalp Cleansing Booster Serum Roll-OnSGD 44.00
Dry & sensitive
SignsTightness, stinging with strong products, redness that comes and goes, discomfort in air-conditioning.
Our approachWash without stripping — lukewarm water, gentle cleanser — and use a soothing leave-on serum. Pause strong actives while the scalp settles.
- Reset Scalp WashSGD 44.00
Scalp Calming Booster Serum Roll-OnSGD 22.00
Flaky & itchy
SignsVisible flakes on the shoulders or in the parting, itch that worsens when you are stressed or tired.
Our approachCalm first, clear second. Consistent gentle washing plus a calming serum helps maintain comfort. Persistent, painful or spreading flaking needs a doctor, not a product.
- Scalp Calming Booster Serum Roll-OnSGD 22.00
- Reset Scalp WashSGD 44.00
Thinning & hair fall
SignsMore hair on the pillow or in the shower, a widening parting, or hair that feels finer than it used to.
Our approachSwitch to a sulfate-free, pH-balanced wash, use a daily scalp tonic, and support the routine from within. Give it months, not weeks — and see a doctor for sudden or patchy loss.
Grow WashSGD 44.88
Hair Growth TonicSGD 44.00
For men and for children
Men often sweat more at the scalp and use more styling product, so a cooling daily wash usually suits better. For children we keep it to one mild wash and good habits — no treatment serums, scrubs or supplements.
A gentle suggestion
If you are shopping for the men or children in the household, these are the only two things we would suggest starting with.
This article is educational, not a medical diagnosis. For persistent concerns, consult a doctor or visit our studio for a professional consultation.