Sensitive scalp shampoo: gentle cleansing and comfort

People with a sensitive scalp often say they are mainly looking for a shampoo that leaves the hair feeling clean, without causing a tight or dry feeling on the scalp.

In user experiences with the Scalp Therapy Exfoliating Shampoo, users often describe that the scalp feels more comfortable with consistent use and that visible flakes caused by dryness become less noticeable. It is also often mentioned that the hair feels clean and fresh, while the scalp does not feel heavy or dried out.

The strength of the Scalp Therapy Exfoliating Shampoo lies in its carefully developed formula. The shampoo contains a combination of selected ingredients that come together in one mild and caring scalp formula, as described in the Scalp Therapy Clinical Study Report by Neofollics Hair Technology.

The formula includes, among others:

• Piroctone olamine and climbazole
• Various botanical extracts
• Copper peptides (GHK-Cu)
• Medium chain triglycerides
• Essential oils such as rosemary, lavender, and geranium
• Panax ginseng

These ingredients are combined in a formula that fits well within a comfortable and balanced hair washing routine.

The way you use a shampoo plays an important role in how comfortable your scalp feels after washing, especially if you have a sensitive scalp.

The Scalp Therapy Exfoliating Shampoo is often used a few times per week. For many people, around three washes per week is a comfortable starting point. This can vary depending on hair type, personal preference, and how the scalp feels.

Apply the shampoo to wet hair and gently massage it into the scalp using calm movements and light pressure. Avoid scratching or rubbing too firmly. Leave the shampoo on briefly, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.

A consistent and mild washing routine can help support a more comfortable feeling on the scalp as part of daily hair care.

A sensitive scalp can overlap with concerns such as dandruff or a dry scalp, but it is not always the same. A sensitive scalp reacts more quickly to external triggers, while dandruff and dryness can have more specific causes. These concerns can also occur at the same time.

Yes, factors such as stress, cold temperatures, dry air, or sun exposure can make the scalp react more quickly for a period of time. During these times, a mild shampoo can help keep the scalp as comfortable as possible as part of a regular hair care routine.

If the scalp often itches, becomes red, or feels tight after washing, this may point to sensitivity. If the concerns continue or become worse, it is advisable to seek professional advice.