Most people start taking care of their hair at the ends: hair masks, oils, and hair care products. However, hair is born in the scalp, and the environment in which it grows is at least as important as subsequent care.
The scalp is also skin
The scalp needs cleansing, hydration and rest just like the skin on your face. If it is out of balance, it will show in the appearance of your hair.
- excessive sebum production and quickly greasy hair,
- tight, dry feeling after washing,
- more hairs falling out than usual in the comb.
Every scalp and every hair is different, so personalized care starts with understanding your current condition.
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The first step
Before choosing any product or treatment, it's a good idea to understand the current condition of your scalp and hair. This will help you create a truly personalized care regimen.
