Dull, Lackluster Hair? You're Probably Skipping This Crucial Step

After dealing with bouts of shedding, thinning, and overall dullness, my hair reached a turning point last year (a glow up, if you will). And while I attribute a lot of that to my beloved shower filter, I saw a significant difference in my hair health when I finally stopped ignoring my scalp—and others have noticed too.

Turns out, scalp care and hair care are not mutually exclusive. If you're experiencing flakes, shedding, itchiness, excess oil, or buildup, your scalp likely needs some attention.

It's designed to promote scalp health and hair health

Remember: A healthy scalp leads to healthy hair. This gentle scrub rebalances the scalp to remove dead skin, oil, dirt, and product buildup. This creates a healthier environment for hair growth.

The ingredients

It leaves your hair feeling cleaner

I used to feel like my hair was never truly getting clean. Once I started using a scalp scrub, I realized the "not quite clean" feeling likely came from buildup. By removing excess product and dead skin, this scrub helps your hair actually absorb the other products that you're currently using.

It smells great

The formula has a natural citrus aroma that makes it feel like you're showering at a spa—leaving your strands smelling like you just had a luxury salon treatment.

Results are visible after just one use

The brand says this scalp scrub removes impurities from the very first use—and it performed a study to support these claims. After one use, 94% of people felt their hair stayed cleaner for longer; 91% of people felt that the scalp was instantly soothed; and 88% of people felt the scalp was more hydrated (an added bonus!).

It's easy to use

I have a very hard time adding new steps to my routine—but this scalp scrub fits right in. You simply apply it in the shower to a wet scalp, massage with your fingers for three minutes, and rinse before completing your regular hair care regimen.

Even better, you actually shouldn't use it every day. The brand suggests once per week, but most experts recommend exfoliating your scalp once every other week or so (the exact amount will depend on your unique scalp needs).

It lasts for a long time