Have you ever notice flakes on your scalp, excess oil at the roots, or your part getting wider?

‍Scalp Flaking

Dandruff originates from the fungus Malassezia furfur, which is part of our skin’s natural microbiota. The problem arises when its population outgrows other microorganisms, disrupting the balance and causing that uncomfortable itch and visible flakes. To restore harmony, we’ll perform a gentle exfoliating peel in the salon to remove excess dead skin cells and regulate sebum production. At home, it’s essential to use a pH-balanced, anti-dandruff shampoo twice a week, alternating with a mild cleanser that protects your scalp’s barrier without overdrying it.

Excess Oil at the Roots

Sebum production is driven by our hormones, so controlling oiliness can be challenging. Skipping washes only worsens the issue and can lead to a greasier form of seborrheic dermatitis. The ideal routine is to shampoo regularly: once a week with a clarifying formula to strip away buildup, and on the other days with a product specifically formulated for oily scalps. Alternating in a gentler shampoo will keep your hair clean and balanced without unnecessary aggression.

Widening Part

Noticing your part line widening and your hair appearing less dense can be alarming, but it isn’t always just age or seasonal change. Sometimes it’s the first sign of early androgenetic alopecia. To halt it in its tracks, we’ll apply a root-densifying treatment in the salon packed with follicle-stimulating actives and perform a scalp massage to boost microcirculation. You’ll also learn about volumizing products and styling techniques to visually minimize your part while strengthening the hair fiber.

Dry, Split Ends

When ends dry out and split easily, no daily product alone will repair them—home treatments are more preventive. In the salon, we’ll begin with a trim to remove the most damaged hair, followed by a restructuring treatment that fills and seals each strand. At home, a weekly deep-conditioning mask enriched with nourishing oils like argan or jojoba will maintain hydration and prevent further damage.

Persistent Frizz

Constant frizz reveals unsealed cuticles that can’t retain moisture. To tame it, we’ll perform a cuticle-sealing treatment in the salon, and when styling at home, you’ll apply an anti-frizz serum to nearly dry hair. Avoid brushing wet hair and use a wide-tooth comb to minimize static and keep flyaways at bay.

Action Plan

To address all of these needs comprehensively we recommend scheduling an initial in-depth diagnostic appointment. In this session, we’ll combine scalp exfoliation end trimming and cuticle sealing; next, we’ll incorporate the root-densifying treatment and finally you’ll receive a personalized at-home care protocol with specific products to maintain balance and hair health until your next visit.

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Written by Sbeauty Hair Studio Blog · May 22nd, 2025

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