Scalp care

Avoid Peeling and Scrub for at least 2-3 days before and after colouring, including colouring day; extend the interval if there is a reaction, until scalp comfort returns. A no-heat variant on colouring day concerns the length treatment and does not permit exfoliation. Peeling is normally used 1-2 times a week, according to needs and restrictions. On sensitive but stable scalp, it may be used approximately up to once a week, only with good individual tolerance; as it has no mechanical abrasive, it is preferred to Scrub. If the scalp is markedly reactive or irritated, or during early aftercare following a procedure, postpone intensive acid exfoliation until comfort returns. Maximum of two intensive exfoliation sessions in total per week across Peeling and Scrub combined. Never use both on the same day; leave at least 2-3 days between sessions if using both. Also follow the procedure-specific timing restrictions.

After colouring, you can use Shampoo and Tonic in your usual routine if your scalp feels comfortable. After a keratin treatment, hair Botox or another chemical procedure, reintroduce Tonic first if there is no irritation and your scalp feels comfortable; Shampoo after approximately 5-7 days or according to the treatment protocol; Peeling after 7-14 days; and Scrub no earlier than 14 days. These timings are approximate: follow any longer restrictions required by the procedure and postpone intensive products if there is burning, redness, tightness or other pronounced discomfort, until your scalp feels comfortable again.