


Does this work as a scalp build-up remover?
Yes. This scalp clarifying treatment uses gentle exfoliants (including salicylic acid) to loosen product, oil, and dead skin, then rinses clean. It leaves the scalp feeling refreshed and residue-free making it a great scalp cleanser for build up.
Is it OK for sensitive or itchy scalps?
Patch test first, avoid broken skin, and rinse if you feel irritation. Begin weekly and build up. Rosemary + niacinamide help calm, use as an itchy scalp treatment as tolerated.
What does it smell like, will the vinegar linger?
Expect a fresh rosemary-herbal scent with a light apple-cider note. Any vinegar hint fades after rinsing, leaving a clean, refreshing finish.
Can it feel heavy or make hair greasy?
If your hair is fine or short, use less, about a dime size. Apply to ends only, avoid roots, and add a little water to spread. This helps prevent a weighed-down or oily feel.
How do I apply without mess and where does it fit in my routine?
Part hair, use the nozzle to trace lines on the scalp, massage in, wait 3–5 minutes, then rinse and shampoo. Use as a pre-wash as a targeted hair tonic to minimize mess and ensure even coverage.


![]() Scalp Detox Tonic | ![]() Rosemary Mint Serum | ![]() Scalp Scrub | ![]() Scalp Smoothie | ![]() Clarifying Shampoo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | ||||
| — | — | — | — | — |
| Size | ||||
| 5 fl oz | 2 fl oz | 4 fl oz | 6 fl oz | 12 fl oz |
| Ingredients | ||||
| Glycolic Acid and Niacinamide | Rosemary, Witch hazel, Sage | Sea salt, Jojoba, Rosemary | Kombucha, Coconut & Argan Oil | Rosemary, Mint, Spirulina |
| Scent | ||||
| Peppermint | Rosemary Mint | Fresh Mint | Rosemary | Fresh Mint |
| Usage | ||||
| 1-2 times Per Week | Once a Week | Can Be Used Weekly | Daily | Daily |
| Helps Dandruff | ||||
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ? |
| Improves Dry Scalp | ||||
| ? | ? | ? | ? | ? |


Does this work as a scalp build-up remover?
Yes. This scalp clarifying treatment uses gentle exfoliants (including salicylic acid) to loosen product, oil, and dead skin, then rinses clean. It leaves the scalp feeling refreshed and residue-free making it a great scalp cleanser for build up.
Is it OK for sensitive or itchy scalps?
Patch test first, avoid broken skin, and rinse if you feel irritation. Begin weekly and build up. Rosemary + niacinamide help calm, use as an itchy scalp treatment as tolerated.
What does it smell like, will the vinegar linger?
Expect a fresh rosemary-herbal scent with a light apple-cider note. Any vinegar hint fades after rinsing, leaving a clean, refreshing finish.
Can it feel heavy or make hair greasy?
If your hair is fine or short, use less, about a dime size. Apply to ends only, avoid roots, and add a little water to spread. This helps prevent a weighed-down or oily feel.
How do I apply without mess and where does it fit in my routine?
Part hair, use the nozzle to trace lines on the scalp, massage in, wait 3–5 minutes, then rinse and shampoo. Use as a pre-wash as a targeted hair tonic to minimize mess and ensure even coverage.














































