The scalp is not simply skin beneath the hair—it is a high-activity biological environment with denser follicles, higher sebum production, and greater environmental exposure. This article explains why scalp care has become essential in modern hair health, how under-care leads to long-term imbalance, and why healthy hair must begin at the scalp. Why the Scalp Requires a Different Level of Care While facial skincare has become layered and sophisticated, scalp care is still ofte

Why Shampoo Alone Isn’t Enough The Science Behind Scalp Double Cleansing If your scalp still feels itchy, oily, or uncomfortable even after washing, the issue may not be how often you cleanse—but how you cleanse. Shampoo is a fundamental step in scalp care. Most shampoos are formulated with amphipathic surfactants, designed to attract both water and oil, allowing a wide range of impurities to be removed during rinsing.Yet in today’s scalp environment, a single cleansing step

Environmental pollution does not stop at the skin’s surface—fine dust and airborne particles can accumulate on the scalp, disrupt its barrier, and weaken hair follicles over time. This article explains how pollution affects scalp health, why the scalp is especially vulnerable, and how a scalp-first routine can help protect against invisible daily damage. What Pollution Is Doing to Your Scalp Every Day While pollution’s effects on skin are widely discussed, its impact on the s