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Scalp detox: lightweight hair starts with a clean scalp

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Your roots already look less than their best, but your lengths still feel soft: when this happens, it is tempting to tie your hair up and leave everything until the next wash.

Fingertips gently massaging the scalp during shampooing

That moment can become an opportunity to choose dedicated scalp cleansing with Shampoo Tea Tree.

Scalp detox: when to give your roots some attention

It addresses a scalp that tends to feel weighed down or has excess oil, especially if you are looking for a refreshing wash.

A scalp detox means cleansing the surface of the scalp and hair to remove oil and product buildup, without removing toxins from the body.

The CDC also highlights the role of cleansing in removing dirt, oil and residue that can collect on the scalp.

A dedicated wash within your usual routine

Shampoo Tea Tree: freshness meets softness

250 ml bottle of Oltre il Sole Shampoo Tea Tree
Discover Shampoo Tea Tree

In its 250 ml bottle, Shampoo Tea Tree combines tea tree oil and menthol with jojoba and panthenol.

Menthol gives an immediate fresh sensation as you massage your scalp, while jojoba and panthenol help leave your hair soft.

The cosmetic result to look for is hair that, once dry, looks clean at the roots and still feels pleasant to touch through the lengths.

It may appeal to you if you want to bring these two needs together and enjoy the pleasure of a refreshing shampoo in the shower.

How to use Shampoo Tea Tree during the week

Use Shampoo Tea Tree as a treatment 1–2 times a week, focusing the wash on cleansing your scalp.

  1. Apply to wet hair: distribute the product mainly over the scalp.
  2. Massage with your fingertips: use a thorough, gentle motion.
  3. Leave it on for a few minutes: allow this time for the treatment.
  4. Rinse thoroughly: then continue with your usual care for the lengths.

Focusing shampoo on the scalp and giving your lengths the care that suits their needs is also the approach recommended by the American Academy of Dermatology.

If you experience recurring burning or redness, ask a dermatologist for guidance on choosing a shampoo.

If you recognise these needs, discover Shampoo Tea Tree and give your scalp a dedicated place in your next wash.

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