Christophe Robin Christophe Robin Cleansing Purifying Scrub with Sea Salt 250ml

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As a fundamental starting point for beautiful hair, the scalp requires special care and attention. A clean, refreshed scalp promotes good cell turnover, leading to vibrant, healthy-looking strands. Scalp exfoliation gently removes dead skin cells around the hair follicle, stimulates follicle regrowth and offers an itchy scalp remedy for both sensitive and oily hair. Top 5 s calp detox benefit s

Kingsley suggests using a scrub once weekly for the best results. For an extra stroke of exfoliating goodness, ruffle your hair follicles with a detoxifying scalp brush before every shower. Can everyone use a scalp scrub? This deep-cleansing pre-shampoo treatment clears out all unwanted debris from the scalp area, stimulating blood flow to nourish and rebalance the scalp. Regular use minimises overproduction of oil, itchiness, and irritation. So for stubborn scalps that need a shake-up, reach for Christophe Robin Cleansing Purifying Scrub.

What is a hair scrub?

Christophe Robin’s Cleansing Purifying Scrub with Sea Salt offers decadent moments of self-care with lasting fragrances. Providing a multitude of scalp detox benefits, this exfoliating scalp shampoo removes product build up, leaving hair looking beautifully fresh and shiny. Use Christophe Robin’s scalp exfoliation shampoo once a week or post-colouring. Step 1: Emulsify Whether one uses a hair scrub on wet or dry hair entirely depends on the product being used. For example, the advised way how to use the scalp scrub containing sea salt is on wet hair, whereas the aloe vera cream scrub works best on dry hair.

In a word, wow. This stuff is no joke. Upon application, Christophe Robin's Purifying Scalp Scrub is super creamy and frothy, so it’s pretty easy to work it through the hair and scalp. You get a gentle buff, but it’s not painful or damaging (in my experience, anyway). From this, it is evident that a hair scrub plays an essential part in maintaining hair health. It helps to purify the roots and sweep the scalp and strands clear of build-up and in doing so, clears the pathways for the hair follicles. This helps to promote optimal hair growth and also allows the natural sebum to spread along the strands to provide its silky sheen. The only thing worth pointing out is that this product contains sulfates, which essentially function as foaming agents so you get that nice, frothy lather. I don’t color my hair, so I don’t really mind using them, but if you are prone to color fade or are otherwise sensitive to these ingredients, it might be best to steer clear. It’s important to carefully read the instructions depending on the hair scrub that is chosen. Does scrubbing the scalp cause hair lossStart by applying a tablespoon-sized amount of the Cleansing Purifying Scrub with Sea Salt to wet hair. Step 2: Massage Roots

As products, oils, and serums are left in the hair, they eventually accumulate to cause build-up. It’s inevitable after some time, and can appear as the following: Some scrubs, such as those rich in olive oil, lemongrass and comfrey, have anti-inflammatory properties that further help to strengthen hair and reduce hair loss," adds Van Clarke. How do you use a scalp scrub? Exfoliation is the process of removing dead skin cells from the surface of your skin using a chemical, granular substance, or exfoliation tool. Your skin naturally sheds dead skin cells to make room for new cells every 30 days or so. However, dead cells don’t always shed completely. Resulting in sensitive skin and build-up around the pores. Exfoliating regularly can help prevent this. Can exfoliation help my hair? Scalps scrubs are suitable for everyone, but Van Clarke recommends avoiding abrasive formulas if you have sensitive skin, as these may cause irritation. How we test Physical scrubs contain exfoliants that create friction and lift dead skin cells when massaged into the scalp. Chemical exfoliants, on the other hand, use acids to resurface the skin by breaking bonds between healthy and dead skin cells. Not only will both methods promote a healthy scalp, but they’ll also encourage strong hair growth.It's super easy to slot a scalp scrub into your shower routine. Before applying your shampoo and conditioner, divide your hair up into four sections, massage a dollop of the product into each parting and then rinse thoroughly. Do you wish to banish oily roots and draw out impurities or nourish and gently cleanse away build-up? Discover how to exfoliate your scalp with the help of these award-winning Christophe Robin scrubs. Read on and learn more about the key to a healthier-looking scalp. Even though shampoos are powerful cleansers to purify the hair and scalp, sometimes they just don’t cut it on their own. That’s where this genius invention comes into play: scalp scrubs. A scalp scrub is a product that is designed specifically to gently exfoliate the scalp, eliminate excess oil and break down dead skin cells and residue on the surface of the scalp, explains William Gaunitz, WTS, a certified trichologist and founder of Advanced Trichology. These exfoliators are made to be gentle enough for the scalp, but powerful enough to lift up that dry shampoo you’ve been spraying all week long. While many tend to reach for scalp scrubs solely to get rid of product buildup, they are also great for those who have an oily scalp or are prone to excessive skin buildup such as dandruff, eczema, psoriasis or seborrheic dermatitis, too, Gaunitz says. “Someone who needs a scalp scrub may have flaking on the scalp, itchiness, redness and irritation closer to the front hairline, extreme oil production, or may get a residue on their fingernail when scratching the scalp,” Gaunitz advises. Specifically designed to lift oil and soothe sensitive skin, this manual exfoliant is perfect for those who desire a fresh start. Intensely detox the scalp and prepare hair for whatever the day may bring with Bisabolol, extracted from the Brazilian candeia tree, to calm the scalp and a natural carbohydrate complex to rebalance the scalp’s natural defences. Discover the Purifying Regimen and how to detox hair with the help of the Christophe Robin blog. How to exfoliate the scalp your scalp with the Cleansing Purifying Scrub with Sea Salt:

Is your scalp dry, dehydrated or in need of an intense shot of hydration? Discover the NEW Hydrating Scrub with Aloe Vera. This nourishing exfoliant works as a pre-wash treatment, simply apply to dry hair and massage into the scalp for relief from a dull, flaky scalp. If you find your scalp isn’t really suffering from oily build-up, but an excess of dry skin, dandruff or flakiness then this hydrating formula is perfect for you. Flakes and irritation- Build-up can cause an irritated, red scalp. White flakes may also be noticeable. Heaviness- If the hair is feeling heavy at the roots after washes, the issue may be the accumulation of excess product and debris that needs to be cleansed away. In terms of how to use the Christophe Robin Purifying Scalp Scrub, the brand suggests subbing it in place of your shampoo. I think this works, but my preference is to use it as a deep clean, preferably after a sweaty workout or when my hair is really greasy. I’ll massage it in all over, really focusing on the roots and hairline, before I rinse. I never use conditioner in the shower (fine hair problems) so I’ll towel dry instead and finish with the Christophe Robin Hydrating Leave-In Hair Mist. The star ingredient here is sea salt. From experience, the salt comes in big flakes that almost break down as you massage them in. You can feel it scrubbing, but it’s not at all abrasive. There’s also sweet almond oil meant to nourish the hair and soothe the scalp.Christophe Robin has been providing instant results and long-lasting benefits through the medium of luxury haircare for years. The star of an iconic product line-up, punctuated by products that are adored worldwide, is the award-winning Cleansing Purifying Scrub with Sea Salt. If you’re suffering from an oily scalp then this treatment, enriched with Sea Salt crystals to gently exfoliate, acts as a shampoo and is formulated to detoxify and cleanse the scalp. To begin, what is a hair scrub? Put simply, a hair scrub is the often forgotten-about key to a fresh scalp and nourished strands. Just like facial and body scrubs, scalp scrubs are used to exfoliate and slough away dead skin cells, excess oil and dirt. "Often the products we use in our hair aren’t designed for the skin,” explains leading hair expert Michael Van Clarke. “They can seep down to the scalp, build up and cause the hair follicles to clog up, often leading to thinning and dullness.