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Scalp Care Products by LUNÉVA

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Scalp care means matching cleansing and hydration to your scalp type: a dry or sensitive scalp needs a gentle shampoo and a hydrating tonic, an oily one needs sebum-balancing cleansing. This category features the LUNÉVA basic hydrating scalp tonic spray for dry and sensitive scalp.

How to choose scalp care by scalp type

All shampoos are gathered in Shampoos. For more on sensitive skin, see our guide to a shampoo for a sensitive scalp.

How to use the tonic spray

  1. Part the hair so the scalp is easy to reach.
  2. Spray onto the scalp, not along the lengths.
  3. Massage lightly with your fingertips.
  4. Do not rinse unless the label says otherwise, then style as usual.

Simple daily scalp habits

  • Wash with warm rather than hot water: heat makes dryness feel worse.
  • Apply shampoo to the scalp and rinse thoroughly.
  • Do not scratch or pick at an irritated scalp.
  • Avoid frequent harsh deep-cleansing products if your scalp is sensitive.

When care products are not enough

A tonic and shampoos care for the scalp and hair but do not treat disease. If itching, flaking, redness or shedding lasts for weeks, see a trichologist or dermatologist.

FAQ

What should I do if my scalp feels dry and tight?

Wash with warm water and a gentle shampoo such as Soft Balance, and add the LUNÉVA basic hydrating scalp tonic. If dryness comes with flaking or itching, see a doctor.

How do I care for an oily scalp?

Use the sebum-regulating BALANCE CLEANSE shampoo, wash with warm water and rinse well. Do not overload the scalp with harsh cleansing every day.

Can I apply the tonic along the whole length of the hair?

The tonic spray is meant for the scalp, so spray it on the partings near the roots rather than along the lengths.

Does scalp care treat dandruff or hair loss?

No. Cosmetic care supports scalp comfort and hair condition but does not treat the causes of dandruff or shedding. Persistent problems need a trichologist.