Scalp care products: 10 of the best

Whether it's a beauty fad everyone's talking about or the new trending color we're all supposed to paint our kitchen cabinets, trends, in my book in any case, should generally be largely ignored. That said, there are times when, once you get past the hype, you'll discover something remarkable. As is the case with the scalp care trend. We talk a lot about taking care of our scalp, because the fact is that a healthy scalp will produce healthy hair. And yet, we focus so much on hair products and treatments. Alas, if these products have no scalp benefit, you are wasting your money and potentially damaging your scalp. For many, this information is not new. In black communities around the world, taking care of your scalp is part of the course – cleansing steam treatments to unclog pores, oils to nourish and moisturize, massaging the scalp while washing hair to increase circulation …I understand that sounds like another laborious ritual to add to an already limited schedule. And I understand why people don't pay attention to their scalp: it's easy to overlook something you rarely see. But the scalp really needs just as much attention as your skin – it is skin after all – and should be treated with just as much care. And now that products in this category are no longer limited to medicinal offerings with offensive scents, scalp care is a much more pleasant experience.
1. Act + Acre Cold Processed Scalp Detox £42, cultbeauty.com 2. Aveda Exfoliating Scalp Treatment from £12, aveda.co.uk 3. Lixirskin Universal Oil £39, johnlewis.com Pattern Scalp Serum £25, boots.com5. Kérastase Symbiose Cellular Soothing Detangling Conditioner £35.50, sephora.co.uk6. Susanne Kaufmann Refining Scalp & Body Scrub £75, libertylondon.com 7. OUAI Dandruff Shampoo £32, lookfantastic.com 8. THOM Scalp Serum £46, thishairofmine.world 9. Sisley Hair Rituel by Sisley Revitalizing Fortifying Serum £160, sisley-paris.com 10. Augustinus Bader Hair Oil £39, augustinusbader.com
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Whether it's a beauty fad everyone's talking about or the new trending color we're all supposed to paint our kitchen cabinets, trends, in my book in any case, should generally be largely ignored. That said, there are times when, once you get past the hype, you'll discover something remarkable. As is the case with the scalp care trend. We talk a lot about taking care of our scalp, because the fact is that a healthy scalp will produce healthy hair. And yet, we focus so much on hair products and treatments. Alas, if these products have no scalp benefit, you are wasting your money and potentially damaging your scalp. For many, this information is not new. In black communities around the world, taking care of your scalp is part of the course – cleansing steam treatments to unclog pores, oils to nourish and moisturize, massaging the scalp while washing hair to increase circulation …I understand that sounds like another laborious ritual to add to an already limited schedule. And I understand why people don't pay attention to their scalp: it's easy to overlook something you rarely see. But the scalp really needs just as much attention as your skin – it is skin after all – and should be treated with just as much care. And now that products in this category are no longer limited to medicinal offerings with offensive scents, scalp care is a much more pleasant experience.

1. Act + Acre Cold Processed Scalp Detox £42, cultbeauty.com 2. Aveda Exfoliating Scalp Treatment from £12, aveda.co.uk 3. Lixirskin Universal Oil £39, johnlewis.com Pattern Scalp Serum £25, boots.com5. Kérastase Symbiose Cellular Soothing Detangling Conditioner £35.50, sephora.co.uk6. Susanne Kaufmann Refining Scalp & Body Scrub £75, libertylondon.com 7. OUAI Dandruff Shampoo £32, lookfantastic.com 8. THOM Scalp Serum £46, thishairofmine.world 9. Sisley Hair Rituel by Sisley Revitalizing Fortifying Serum £160, sisley-paris.com 10. Augustinus Bader Hair Oil £39, augustinusbader.com

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