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Say hello to our Revitalizing Detox Scalp Scrub—our newest hair care hero.
You’ve probably heard all about how important it is to regularly exfoliate your skin to keep it looking and feeling its best, right? Well, the same goes for takin’ good care of our scalp—in fact, the health of our hair might just depend on it.
We used to think that washing our hair with a good shampoo and conditioner was enough to keep our hair happy. But when we heard about the magic of scalp scrubs, our minds were blown. You’d be surprised at all the stuff that builds up on our heads over time. All kinds of impurities from chlorine, saltwater, product buildup, and excess oil can make our hair dull and also irritate our scalp. No bueno.
We’ve found that adding a detox scalp scrub into our weekly hair routine helps clear away the junk, giving our scalp (and our hair) a chance to breathe again.
The reason we love our detox scalp scrub more than any others we’ve tried, isn’t only cuz we made it. We love it because it does more than just exfoliate. It’s also a color safe, sulfate free shampoo made with a dreamy blend of ingredients (like Apple Cider Vinegar and soothing Blue Agave) that’s specifically formulated to detox and wash away buildup in our hair, as well as our scalp—and might just be our ticket to a happier head of hair.
Apple Cider Vinegar—Detoxifying + exfoliating secret agent. A known anti-inflammatory that helps break down buildup in the hair and on the scalp.
Blue Agave—The cool kid. Soothing and calming to the scalp.
Banana—Contains protective antioxidants.
Sugar—Gently exfoliates collected buildup around our scalp.
Hot Tip: We recommend gently brushing your hair before getting into the shower to help make it a little easier to work any product through it.
Wet your hair, part it in different areas all around your head, and apply scalp scrub directly onto scalp. Massage into a lather using small, circular movements around head and hairline. Rinse well and follow with your favorite conditioner (see below for ours).
How Often Should You Use a Scalp Scrub?
How often you use it depends on your hair type and what other products you use, but we recommend swapping out your normal shampoo for a detox shampoo 1X per week.
After detoxing, our deep conditioning mask is one of our favorite hair care concoctions. Made with soothing Bamboo extract and protecting Sunflower Seed Oil and Banana, it helps deliver intense moisture while enhancing the natural shine and manageability of our hair.
Love is in the hair.
XO, SB
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