Sensitive Scalp Treatments

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Discover sustainable sensitive scalp treatments that gently cleanse and work to soothe sensitivity. Our Range of Sensitive Scalp Treatments Finding the right hair products that work for your sensitive scalp can be a tricky task. When it comes to sensitive hair and scalps, it’s definitely not a one size fits all approach. At Davines, we’ve formulated salon-quality hair products that help to treat tender scalps with gentle formulas. Shop The Best Shampoos, Conditioners, and Treatments for Sensitive Scalps Many of us suffer from a sensitive scalp without ever realising it; and it can happen from sun damage, pollution and chemical wear-and-tear such as bleaching, washing and styling your hair. Whilst washing your hair regularly and keeping a clean scalp can be helpful in reducing sensitivities, if you use toxic products on your hair, you may be doing more harm than good. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to get your scalp back to health, remove product build-up, and minimise sensitivity. Our Calming shampoo is specialised to treat your scalp while gently cleansing your hair and ‘calms’ a sensitised scalp. This can be followed up by using our Calming Superactive , a leave-in scalp treatment that quickly works its magic to relieve irritation. Want a combo perfect for everyday use? Our MOMO shampoo and conditioner set is great for the on-the-go type and is gentle enough to use regularly. As the name suggests, this combo works to moisturise your scalp, leaving your hair feeling super hydrated and smooth. Need more of an intensive treatment for your scalp? This is where our Elevating Scalp Recovery Treatment comes into play. For those days when your scalp is more sensitive than usual, this leave-on treatment helps to reduce itching, and the anti-inflammatory ingredients help to balance the scalp. Does a sensitive scalp mean hair loss? A sensitive scalp and hair loss are two distinct issues that may or may not be related. A sensitive scalp may indicate an underlying condi

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