SLUDGE

The first step in the protocol, Active Scrub is an essential step that gently exfoliates the scalp, oxygenates the hair follicles, and prepares the hair for other treatments. Enriched with active ingredients, it rids the scalp of impurities and addresses various hair problems: dandruff, hair loss, psoriasis, excess sebum, etc.
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Anti-aging Mud - First Gray Hairs Anti-aging Mud - First Gray Hairs
1. EXFOLIATE

Anti-aging Mud - First Gray Hairs

Posologie : Once a week on dry scalp, leave on for 15 minutes then rinse and shampoo.
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Repairing Mud - Damaged Hair Repairing Mud - Damaged Hair
1. EXFOLIATE

Repairing Mud - Damaged Hair

Posologie : Once a week on dry scalp, before shampooing

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FAQ: Dr.

Why is it essential to exfoliate your scalp?

During our trichoscope scalp analyses, we notice thatone in two people has invisible flakeson the scalp that suffocate it and create hair problems such as dandruff or hair loss.

Scalp exfoliation is therefore an essential step tofree it from impuritiesand thusimprove the effectiveness of the active ingredientsit contains.

How are MakeMyMask Active Scrubs different?

These gentle scrubs 100% naturalallow for gentle exfoliation of the scalp without causing irritation, thanks to the plant powders. This frees the hair follicles, thereby improving the penetration and effectiveness of the active ingredients in the formula. They also care for thescalp microbiome.

How long until I can expect to see results?

Our clinical tests show significant differences after one month of treatment.

Developed by Julie Pernet, PharmD & Trichologist

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Developed by Julie Pernet, PharmD & Trichologist

Each formula is developed by our founder Julie Pernet, Doctor of Pharmacy & certified Trichologist, an expert in hair health, to guarantee proven results and effectiveness.

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