Scalp: 3 Ways to Hit “Reset”

Scalp care is the new hair care.

Because having beautiful and strong hair starts at the roots, skincare codes now extend to our scalp. Masks, scrubs, serums: nothing is too good for this scalp whose well-being we too often neglect.

Here are 3 surprising ways to breathe new life into your roots and start over with a healthy hair. Apply these new “reset” reflexes at least twice a month to make a difference.

#1 Scalp scrub

What is it for? To remove impurities, excess sebum and dead cells accumulated at the roots, which “suffocate” the scalp and dull the hair.

Ideal for: Oily scalps prone to dandruff and itching.

How to use it? Simply instead of your usual shampoo. It contains surfactants that will allow it to foam and be removed more easily when rinsing. Don't hesitate to do a classic shampoo in the second step if you feel like you have grains left. You can then follow up with a conditioner or a mask on your lengths.

For a purifying effect: On The Wild Side exfoliating shampoo , formulated with a base of sea salt crystals and peppermint hydrosol for a reoxygenating sensation.

For a volumizing effect: Cut by Fred's Ayurvedic Volume Shampoo , the ally of fine, flat hair to lift the roots and thicken the appearance of the lengths.

For a soothing effect: Innersense True Enlightenment Scalp Scrub , which remineralizes and refreshes the scalp with a synergy of red salt, apple extract and celery.

#2 The scalp mask

What is it used for? To provide a targeted care boost right from the roots to preserve the scalp's natural vitality and promote healthy hair growth.

Ideal for: all scalp types, there are masks for every need!

How to use it? As a pre-shampoo treatment, on dry scalp. The scalp masks we offer below come in the form of a powder to be mixed with a little tap water before use. Divide your hair into sections to form partings and apply the paste obtained to each of them using a large brush (like the one in this accessory pack). Leave on for the time indicated on the package before shampooing.

To limit falls:

Make My Mask Anti-Hair Loss Mask

, formulated around a revitalizing and fortifying alliance of brahmi powder, mustard and aloe vera.

To fight dandruff:

Make My Mask Anti-Dandruff Mask

, a purifying and rebalancing composition based on stinging nettle and tea tree.

To enhance the lengths:

Make My Mask Repairing Mask

, formulated with Ayurvedic powders rich in antioxidants to make hair shine.

#3 Scalp serum

What is it used for? To preserve hydration and support the natural activity of the scalp on a daily basis, a bit like a concentrated facial serum would!

Ideal for: devitalized scalps with a tendency to be dry and dehydrated.

How to use it? It all depends on the serum you choose for your scalp. Oily serums are best applied to the roots before shampooing, leaving them on for a few minutes. As for aqueous serums, most can be used every day, massaged with your fingertips on the scalp before brushing, because they leave very little residue on the scalp.

To purify and stimulate: John Master Organics Purifying Serum (aqueous) , to be used every day to combat excess sebum in oily hair and promote growth.

To strengthen and revitalize: Agent Nateur Holi(Locks) serum (oil) , ideal for brittle and damaged hair, to display hair with a denser and more voluminous appearance.

To nourish and comfort: Cut by Fred's Vegan Scalp Potion (oil) , a soothing and regenerating recipe that soothes itchy scalps prone to dandruff.

And for an even happier scalp…

The Grums Aarhus bamboo hairbrush , equipped with rounded bristles that deliciously massage the scalp during daily brushing and detangling.

The stimulating brush from Cut by Fred, to be used in the shower to increase the volume of shampoo foam and experience a wonderful feeling of relaxation.

The Hair & Scalp boost food supplement from Aime , formulated with probiotics, biotin (vitamin B8), folic acid (vitamin B9) and rice proteins.