LINE 01 // OILY & CONGESTED SCALP
BALANCING
For scalps that overproduce oil and congest at the follicle. Excess sebum traps residue at the root, which leads to weighed-down hair, visible buildup, and a scalp that feels oily within a day of washing. Balancing regulates sebum production and clears congestion at the source, without stripping the scalp into compensating with more oil.
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Essential
Cleanses and maintains scalp comfort. For daily regulation of oil and congestion.
Balancing Scalp Cleanser
Step 01 // Every-day shampoo
$44
Balancing Scalp Mist
Step 02 // Calming lotion
$54
PROTOCOL TOTAL
$98
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Regulates sebum, clears congestion, and maintains scalp comfort between washes.
Balancing Scalp Cleanser
Step 01 // Every-day shampoo
$44
Balancing Clay Mask
Step 02 // Scalp regulator
$63
Balancing Scalp Mist
Step 03 // Calming lotion
$54
PROTOCOL TOTAL
$161
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FROM THE JOURNAL
BALANCINGIL PROBLEMA
Why an oily scalp is not a hygiene problem
Excess sebum is a regulation issue, not a washing issue. Here is what actually triggers overproduction at the follicle, and why washing more often makes it worse.
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How do I know if my scalp is oily or just dehydrated
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An oily scalp feels heavy and looks shiny at the root within a day of washing. A dehydrated scalp feels tight and can flake without visible oil. Balancing is formulated for the first condition.
02
How often should I use the Clay Mask
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One to two times a week. It is a treatment step, not a daily wash, and is dosed accordingly.
03
Will Balancing dry out my scalp
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No. It regulates sebum rather than stripping it, which avoids the rebound oiliness that comes from harsher clarifying shampoos.
04
How long before I see a change
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Most men notice reduced oiliness within two to three weeks of consistent use as part of the full protocol.