Scalp & Hair Treatments

Scalp care

Scalp treatments.
Hair grows out of skin. Treat the skin.

Flaking, itching, roots that go oily by the afternoon and hair that will not hold volume are scalp problems, not hair problems — and conditioning the lengths does nothing for any of them. What works on a scalp is exfoliation, a cleanser that does not overcompensate, and leaving the rich products off the roots.

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Salicylicin the detox line

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Morfose Milk Therapy Serum product photo on a white background
Morfose Professional Anti-Hair Loss Serum, 0.68 fl oz
Morfose Hair Serum Argan Orange product photo on a white background
Morfose Barcelino Hair Care Oil product photo on a white background
Morfose Luxury Hair Care Argan Oil product photo on a white background

Morfose Argan Hair Oil for Dry, Damaged Hair, 3.38 Fl oz

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$31.95

Morfose Smart Keratin Hair Oil product photo on a white background
Morfose Hair Serum Keratin Black product photo on a white background
Morfose Metamorfose Pure Detox Hair Mask, 2.5 Fl. Oz. bottle
Morfose Metamorfose Pure Detox Two-Phase Conditioner, 6.8 Fl. Oz. bottle
Morfose Metamorfose Pure Detox Shampoo, 13.5 Fl. Oz. bottle
Morfose Quinoa and Hemp Scalp Detox Mask, 8.45 fl oz
Morfose Supreme Scalp Detox Mask, 3.38 fl oz

What is your scalp doing?

The Pure Detox line and the two scalp detox masks are the scalp-specific products here; the serums and oils are for the lengths.

If your hair…Start withWhy
Congested scalp, hair flat by middaySupreme Scalp Detox Mask$16.95 · 3.38 fl ozSalicylic acid with biotin, collagen, panthenol, aloe, nettle and caffeine. Goes on the scalp, not the lengths.
Same, and you prefer plant proteinQuinoa & Hemp Scalp Detox Mask$16.95 · 8.45 fl ozThe same salicylic-acid approach on the quinoa and hemp base. The larger bottle of the two.
Build-up, and you want to start at the washPure Detox Shampoo$16.00 · 13.5 fl ozSalicylic acid with sodium hyaluronate. The Pure Detox line is the scalp-focused Metamorfose range.
Detox routine, the treatment stepPure Detox Mask$12.00 · 2.5 fl ozWeekly, on the scalp and roots. Pair it with the shampoo above.
Detox routine, without weighing the rootsPure Detox Leave-In$12.00 · 6.8 fl ozA light two-phase spray so the lengths still get conditioned while the scalp stays clear.
Frizz and roughness in the lengthsMilk Therapy Serum$19.95 · 3.38 fl ozA few drops on the ends after drying. Nothing to do with the scalp — keep it off the roots.
Dry, brittle lengthsKeratin Hair Oil$31.95 · 3.38 fl ozKeratin with argan oil. An oil seals moisture in; it does not add moisture, so use it after a leave-in.
Very dry, coarse lengthsArgan Hair Oil$31.95 · 3.38 fl ozArgan with aloe, nettle and sweet almond oil. The richest of the three oils.

A scalp routine that works

1

Exfoliate weekly, not daily

The salicylic-acid masks go on the scalp once a week. More often and you irritate the skin, which produces more oil, not less.

2

Massage with fingertips, not nails

Scratching a flaking scalp makes it flake more. Fingertips, slow, for a minute while the shampoo is on.

3

Keep conditioner off the roots

Rich products at the scalp are one of the most common causes of roots that go oily fast and hair that will not hold volume.

4

Rinse cooler and for longer

Residue left at the scalp is indistinguishable from build-up. Rinse past the point where you think you are done.

Not quite what you needed?

About this collection

Most hair problems that resist conditioner start at the scalp. Product build-up, excess oil and dead skin block follicles, dull the roots and leave hair limp within a day of washing. The detox masks here clear that layer, the anti-shedding serums and shampoos strengthen weak roots, and the scalp treatments calm irritation so hair grows from a cleaner base.

Use a detox mask on the scalp before shampooing, once every week or two — more often than that and you strip the oils that protect the skin. Anti-loss serums need consistency rather than volume: a nightly application over several weeks does far more than a heavy dose now and then. If shedding is sudden or severe, see a dermatologist first; these products support a scalp, they do not treat a condition.

Frequently asked questions

Why does scalp care matter for hair health?

Hair grows out of skin, and follicles blocked by oil, dead cells or product build-up produce weaker hair. A congested scalp also itches and flakes, and scratching breaks hair at the root. Treating the scalp is upstream of almost every hair problem.

How often should I use a scalp treatment?

Once or twice a week alongside your normal shampoo. Daily use of an active scalp treatment can over-dry the skin, which triggers more oil, not less.

What causes an itchy, flaky scalp?

Most commonly a dry scalp, product build-up, or seborrhoeic dermatitis — and they need different answers. Dryness responds to gentler washing and oils; build-up needs a clarifying wash; persistent, greasy yellow flakes should be seen by a dermatologist.

Can a scalp treatment help with hair loss?

It can help with shedding caused by inflammation, blockage or breakage at the root, and improving scalp condition never hurts. It will not address pattern hair loss, which is hormonal — that needs medical treatment.

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