Everything You Need to Know About Scalp Care

Did you know the health of your scalp is directly connected to the health of your hair?

Your scalp plays a vital role in supporting the growth of strong, dense and healthy hair.

The skin that makes up your scalp is very similar to the skin on your face, except it’s hidden from direct view thanks to your hair. Like all good skin care, good scalp care can be broken down into two main parts.

The first is maintaining the right scalp care habits, from washing regularly to avoiding behaviors that can negatively affect your skin or harm your hair follicles.

The second is incorporating the right products into your scalp care routine.

Start Practicing Healthier Scalp Habits

  • Wash your hair as it starts to feel oily. Your scalp will become oilier as the sebaceous glands in your hair follicles produce sebum. This excess oil buildup may cause your hair to feel oily and heavy. We recommend finding a routine to wash your hair 2-3x per week.

  • Use a shampoo that matches your hair and skin type. Choose a shampoo that matches your hair and scalp needs. If you’re prone to dandruff, pick a shampoo that moisturizes your scalp and cleans away excess sebum, such as Super Garden CBD Shampoo, to keep both your hair and scalp healthy and soothed.

  • Make the most out of your wash. Leaving shampoo on your scalp after washing may cause it to become red, irritated and itchy. Try to wash out all hair care products, including shampoo and conditioner, as thoroughly as possible. When shampooing your hair, don’t scrub your scalp; instead, massage it to increase blood flow and circulation.

  • Notice a scalp problem? Talk to your healthcare provider. If you start to develop an itchy, burning or flaky scalp, talk to your healthcare provider or schedule an appointment with a dermatologist. They’ll be able to diagnose the issue and prescribe medication or other treatments to control your symptoms and improve your scalp health.


Incorporate The Right Products

Along with using the right products, we’ve found a silicone scrubber can help you get that deep clean and scalp massage just like you’re at the salon. Exfoliating your scalp is a great way to remove any buildup and allow the natural oils to hydrate the scalp. Removing the layers of dead skin and unclogging the follicles can also help hair to grow normally.

Submarine Water Activated Enzyme Exfoliating Shampoo

* Our most recommended scalp product.

Silky & concentrated this suds like a shampoo and is a beadless scalp exfoliator. Gently removes excess flakes, oils and build up with naturally derived enzymes and fruit AHA’s. Good for someone who wants clean, nourished hair and a refreshed scalp.

Acid Wash Cleansing Rinse

Designed to cleanse without removing oils or color, this rinse also softens hair, calms the scalp, and adds dramatic shine. Regular use strengthens hair. Good for regular users of dry shampoo and styling products who want to restore their hair to a natural, clean, shiny state.

Crown Scalp Scrub

This purifying and soothing scrub will detox, cleanse and re-balance your scalp. Excellent for sensitive or oily skin. Good for anyone looking for a clean, rebalanced scalp and shiny, healthy hair.

Super Garden Soothing Scalp & Hair Treatment

It starts as a rich butter that melts into a hydrating salve when applied to the scalp AND strands. The scalp is left balanced and soothed, while strands are nourished and softened. Good for anyone looking to hydrate and repair the hair while soothing the scalp.


Healthy Scalp = Healthy Hair

Taking care of your scalp is the key to growing thicker, fuller, healthier-looking hair.

The great thing about scalp care is that it’s easy to do. With the right mix of good habits and effective products, you can support a healthy scalp and reduce your risk of dealing with chronic skin conditions or hair shedding. 

Incorporate these gradual changes to your hair and scalp care routine, stay consistent, and over the long term you’ll start to notice both your hair and scalp looking and feeling better. As always, consult with your stylist about which products would be best for your specific scalp & hair type.

Healthy Scalp = Healthy Hair! 💋