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SEARCHHair Prescriptives HPx Active Hair & Scalp Serum Treatment is a botanical-based salon scalp treatment service that taps into the ancient practice of Ayurveda to encourage blood flow and oxygen levels to the scalp, as it strengthens and nourishes each hair follicle at the core.
Hair Prescriptives HPx Active Hair & Scalp Serum Treatment is a facial for the scalp, improving circulation, balancing oil production, detoxifying, and unclogging pores so the scalp can produce natural oils that condition and moisturize the hair.
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Since 2020 when head spa treatments went viral on TikTok, demand has gone through the roof for the service that has deep roots in the Asian beauty and wellness culture where the shampoo service has traditionally included massage that targets pressure points on the scalp. Hot towels or steam may be used to open the pores, flooding the hair follicles with oxygen and nutrients that promote healthy hair growth. Gentle acupressure techniques not only induce deep relaxation but also boost blood circulation to the scalp, accelerating hair growth.
Offering a holistic approach to hair care, Hair Prescriptives HPx Active Hair and Scalp Serum Treatment is recommended for people experiencing hair loss due to any number of reasons: hormonal changes, stress, certain medications, or nutritional deficiencies.
Everything that goes around comes around, and head spa treatments prove the point, dating back 3,000 years to the ancient practice of Ayurveda, which originated in India. Think of the service as a facial for the scalp, improving circulation, balancing oil production, detoxifying, and unclogging pores so the scalp can produce natural oils that condition and moisturize the hair. An active scalp treatment also reduces dandruff, which is not just embarrassing but actually blocks the hair follicle and stunts hair growth.
Hair Prescriptives HPx Active Hair & Scalp Serum Treatment is a botanical solution suitable for all types and textures of hair from fine and straight to curly and coily.
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The botanically-based Hair Prescriptives HPx Active Hair and Scalp Serum Treatment encourages blood flow and oxygen levels to the scalp, as it strengthens and nourishes each hair follicle at the core. The treatment gives the cortex and cuticle optimum vitality, elasticity, and durability, delivering improved density, thickness, texture, and volume.
The treatment includes Hair Prescriptives' proprietary Ekakshi Oil Complex, a bio-active botanical oil extracted from the rare one-eyed coconut and incorporated into formulas created by board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Steven L. Ringler, who has studied the causes of thinning hair in men and women for the past 20 years. The synergistic mix of medium-chained fatty acids, antioxidants, vasodilators, DHT blockers, and antimicrobial ingredients is crucial to the formation of healthy hair, and is the key ingredient in all Hair Prescriptives products. Prior to creating the HPx line, Dr. Ringler used these botanical ingredients clinically at the Center for Aesthetics and Plastic Surgery in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where his patients experienced excellent improvement in the strength, thickness, volume, and overall health of their hair.
HPx Active Hair & Scalp Serum Treatment is for men and women with thinning hair and is suitable for all types and textures of hair from fine and straight to curly and coily. The treatment is free of gluten, parabens, and sulfates, so it’s safe for use on color-treated and chemically-treated hair.
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