Moroccanoil Scalp Treatment, 45ml

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Giovanni: This brand is known for its eco-friendly and cruelty-free hair care products. Their products are also free from sulfates, parabens, and other harmful chemicals. Some popular options include the Tea Tree Triple Treat Shampoo and the 2chic Avocado & Olive Oil Ultra-Moist Conditioner. Dr. Shamban likes ginger extract to help balance the scalp. “Ginger features strong anti-inflammatory properties and will help to mitigate the growth of unwanted bacteria while lessening associated itchiness,” she says. It’s blended into Oribe Serene Scalp Oil Control Treatment Mist. If you’re managing hair loss, look for saw palmetto. “It slows down 5-alpha reductase, the enzyme that converts testosterone into a potent androgen hormone called dihydrotestosterone (DHT),” says Dr. Shamban. This hormone is known to contribute to hair loss. Tal went to Tel Aviv, Israel, where she got an amazing oil treatment in a salon that saved her hair and made it smooth again. She spoke to her husband, Ofer Tal, and convinced him he needed to work with her on this idea, and as of 2008, the brand was born.

Immediately alleviate the symptoms of a dry and flaky scalp with Moroccanoil Dry Scalp Treatment. The lightweight but concentrated professional scalp treatment instantly soothes itchiness, irritation and dryness; repairing scalp imbalances whilst also rejuvenating the hair. Additionally, Dr. Shamban says using a pre-shampoo treatment with salicylic acid will exfoliate the scalp by breaking down any excess dead skin cells and product. A scrub will also lift away any debris. ( Kérastase Symbiose Scalp Renewal Micro-Exfoliating Scrub features salicylic acid and physical exfoliants like apricot seed powder.) And don’t forget to brush daily, either: “This moves the sebum down the hair shaft, which lessens the build-up at the root,” she says. Argan oil contains antioxidants that help to protect hair from UV damage caused by the sun’s harmful rays. A 2017 study published in the Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B: Biology found that argan oil protected hair from UV-induced oxidative damage. Reduces inflammation Argan oil is rich in fatty acids, antioxidants, and vitamin E, which help to moisturize and nourish hair, leaving it healthy and shiny. A 2013 study published in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology found that argan oil improved hair elasticity and reduced hair breakage in women with dry, brittle hair. Protects hair from UV damage Oily scalp: Oily scalp conditions are due to an overproduction of sebum. People with oily skin are more likely to have oily hair. So if your hair looks and feels greasy, dull or flat only a day after washing, you may have an oily scalp. Those with oily scalps are also prone to over washing to get rid of the uncomfortable greasy feeling, which further disrupts the balance of oils on the scalp.Launched by Tracee Ellis Ross, Pattern Beauty is wholly devoted to keeping curls and natural textures healthy, well-nourished, and shiny. “This hair type is varied and very delicate,” says Hill. “Typically, tightly curled and coiled hair textures shy away from frequent shampooing and [instead] cleanse the scalp with tonics and oils in addition to their detoxifying shampoo.” So, to support the scalp and your coils, she recommends alternating between clarifying oils and water-based serums. Vitamin A is also known as retinol and contributes to hair health by supporting the secretion of sebum, which prevents hair breakage. A recent study [6] that was completed on mice reported the importance of this vitamin in many conditions associated with hair loss.

Before starting a scalp care regimen, you’ll want to pay close attention to your scalp’s needs. Remember, “scalp is skin, so treat it as such using active botanicals and cosmeceutical ingredients,” says Dr. Shamban. Kingsley adds that “the scalp is an extension of the skin on your forehead and is exposed to the same stressors and environmental pollution, so it benefits from similar TLC.” According to Dr. Shamban, apple cider vinegar is an incredible tool to have in your scalp health arsenal — especially for those who suffer from flakes and excess oil — because it naturally balances pH. However, completing a scalp rinse with pure ACV isn’t particularly enjoyable to either our head or our nose. (Trust us, we’ve tried.) Argan Oil promotes cell production and contains vitamins that help keep your scalp healthy, which is the key to hair growth. What is the best way to use Moroccan Oil?Yet perhaps the most impressive aspect of the formula are the clinical results. In a clinical study with 150 participants, 80 percent found that their hair growth, density, and scalp coverage improved, while 90 percent saw new hair growth, and 100 percent observed decreased shedding. Even better, every ingredient in the formula is clean, with bio-developed and plant-based ingredients shown to support healthy hair. There are four main conditions that typically affect the scalp: Dry/flaky scalp, oily scalp, dandruff, and combination scalp. It is extremely important to diagnose the scalp before determining which Moroccanoil Scalp Treatment to use. To diagnose the scalp, it is recommended that one assesses four different components of the scalp. Nourishing: Moroccan oil products are formulated with argan oil, which is rich in vitamins and antioxidants that nourish and hydrate hair. This helps to improve the overall health of your hair and prevent damage. What We Love: This nourishing pre-wash oil softens skin while soothing itchiness and minimizing flakes.

The company became famous for its initial product launch of Moroccan Hair Oil. Since it was developed, the range of Moroccan Oil hair products has grown tenfold with hair care, style, and body products like MoroccanOil brushes, curlers, and more.Dr. Shamban also likes the proprietary ingredient Redensyl. “It’s an express ‘route to the root’ of the stem cells, delivering the signal to increase the action of dermal papillae fibroblast metabolism in our follicles,” she says. It’s in The Ordinary Multi-Peptide Serum for Hair Density. A healthy scalp produces approximately 1.2–1.5 grams of sebum per day, roughly a pea-sized amount. An oily scalp occurs when the sebaceous glands overproduce oil. This can impact the scalp microbiome and health, as well as the condition of the hair due to the potential for more frequent shampooing and subsequent styling. When the oil hardens, it can obstruct the opening of the hair follicle and cause inflammation, itching, and scaling. Focusing too much on hair care rather than scalp care is a major reason for scalp buildup, says Kingsley. “Simply shampooing regularly and thoroughly will help remove buildup and prevent its occurrence. Spend approximately one minute gently but firmly massaging your scalp when you shampoo and rinse well,” she says. If you don’t wash your hair every day, double cleanse when you do shampoo to make sure you’re breaking down all the dirt, oil, and grime. You can also use a formula like Act+Acre Cold Processed Cleanse Shampoo, which uses apple amino acids to remove buildup without stripping the scalp. What We Don’t Love: Don’t be alarmed if your scalp feels dry at first — it can take a few uses to adjust to the formula. Safe for color-treated hair and made without sulfates, parabens, or phosphates, you can use this shampoo normally and follow it up with the Hydrating Conditioner.

If your scalp is prone to dryness, that’s a sign that the skin on your head is craving more moisture. “A dry scalp is usually linked to environmental or external fluctuations and is often a transient issue rather than a chronic one,” says Dr. Ziering. Common causes include weather shifts, stripping hair products, and excessively cleansing your hair. If you suspect your scalp is tired of too many washdays, Dr. Shamban recommends limiting your shampoo sessions to two to three times a week. “This will give your hair and scalp a break as needed,” she says. You likely have a pretty curated hair care routine, with shampoos and conditioners selected to suit your type, texture, and color, an assortment of stylers, and a bevy of hot tools at your disposal. But do you have a scalp care regimen? Not all scalp treatments are wallet-friendly and effective, but this one from scalp care icon Head and Shoulders is. Powered by pyrithione zinc, an ingredient found in many of the brand’s formulas due to its exceptional ability to combat dandruff, this cream was specially designed for those with curly and coily hair who face unique challenges when treating their scalps. Argan oil is also beneficial for the skin, as it helps to moisturize and nourish it, leaving it soft and supple. A 2015 study published in the Clinical Interventions in Aging journal found that argan oil improved skin hydration and elasticity in postmenopausal women. Anti-aging propertiesWith a combination of chemical and physical exfoliants, this detoxifying scalp scrub sloughs off dead skin, excess oil, and product buildup all at the same time. We love that we can really feel (and smell) that it’s working, thanks to the menthol in the formula that creates an invigorating cool sensation. Expensive: Moroccan oil products can be more expensive than other hair care brands, making it harder for some people to afford. There are many conditions that can afflict the scalp, so when selecting your scalp treatment, choose one that targets your exact concerns. But before that, you should figure out the root cause. “All abnormal scalp conditions can be attributed to one or a combination of these factors: Genetics, lifestyle, diet, hair styling habits, environment, health, stress, hormones, and medications,” explains Hill. If your hair is dry and damaged, incorporating Moroccan Oil products into your daily hair care routine will help repair those issues. Can Moroccan Oil expire? Urea: Urea's antifungal properties make it ideal for combating the growth of bacteria, yeast and mould, which could be the cause of certain scalp irritations such as dandruff. Additionally, it adds moisture and regulates natural oil production, preventing dryness and generally boosting the scalp's quality and condition.