Spa and at-Home Exfoliating Treatments for a Healthy, Clean Scalp

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Narrator: These are four exfoliating treatments you can try for a clean scalp.

HydraFacial Keravive is an in-spa scalp treatment where an esthetician uses a suction-like device to extract the dirt and oils from the scalp while also exfoliating the scalp. They first go in with the Beta-HD solution to exfoliate any oil, dirt, or impurities. They exfoliate with the original HydraFacial Vortex Technology, which helps remove all the buildup that's blocking the hair follicle. The next step is the peptide complex solution, which is meant to stimulate the scalp and hair follicles with proteins and growth factors. The third step is to use the HydraFacial Keravive peptide complex spray at home daily for extra scalp and hair follicle nourishment. Each treatment costs $700, and a series of three treatments is recommended to see new hair growth and volume. Here are the results before and after the service.

Blow Me Away spa in Los Angeles offers scalp-detox services that can promote healthy hair growth from the roots. The treatment starts with a scalp analysis to evaluate the health of the scalp. Hair products can cause buildup around the follicles, while stress or lack of sleep can cause redness around the scalp. Jojoba oil is applied to wet hair, then the scalp is steamed to remove buildup and deep clean pores. It's followed by a head massage to stimulate blood flow. Scalp services range from $75 to $180.

For an at-home scalp treatment, you can try the Kristin Ess Scalp Detoxifying Bubble Mask for about $14. The pre-shampoo treatment claims to remove dead skin, oil, product buildup, and debris from the scalp. It also claims to reduce flaking, balance moisture, and instantly cool the scalp. The product sits on your scalp for about three minutes, then you wash it off with shampoo and conditioner. Here's how the scalp looked before, immediately after, and four days later.

This is the Maxsoft Scalp Massager Shampoo Brush, which is supposed to massage and deep clean the scalp. It's meant to be used while you shampoo your hair and claims to work on all hair types. Here's how the scalp looks post-shower with a normal wash, and here's how it looks post-shower with the scalp brush.

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