Our Japanese Scalp Spa Treatment in Adelaide are a one-hour transformative experience that goes beyond targeting specific concerns—it treats your entire hair and scalp. Utilizing cutting-edge technology and high-tech machinery, such as hydroabrasion and ultrasonic devices, this treatment offers a comprehensive solution for your hair and scalp needs.
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Our Hair and Scalp Rituals are 30-minute treatments specifically designed to address your unique concerns. Whether you struggle with a flaky scalp, hair shaft damage, or simply crave a relaxing massage, we have the perfect solutions for you. Please note that these treatments are designed as stand-alone treatments. If you are looking for a longer session or something more, please refer to our Japanese Scalp Spa treatments.
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In the pursuit of luscious locks, we often overlook the importance of maintaining a healthy scalp. At Salon Apothecary, we believe that hair and scalp health go hand in hand. That’s why our director and certified trichologist, Emma Bayly, has developed a range of Japanese scalp spa treatments that are designed to nourish and revitalize your hair and scalp. In this blog, we will delve into what exactly a Japanese scalp spa is and why it should be on your radar for a transformative treatment experience.
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Chemotherapy hair loss is one of the forms of anagen effluvium and happens because the chemotherapy medication travels through the bloodstream. The blood feeds the hair follicle and disrupts the growth by stopping the reproduction of matrix cells during the anagen cycle, leaving the follicle empty of hair. Only certain chemotherapy medications can make you loose your hair.
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Hair structural defects can be caused by a variety of reasons but mostly it’s due to some sort of assault to the hair shaft by chemical or mechanical damage. This means that the colour that you apply and the styling methods that you use degrade the structure of your hair leading to structural damage. Structural damage to the hair shaft is when the cuticle of the hair is damaged. The outermost layer of the hair is the cuticle and this sits like fish scales. If the cuticle doesn’t lay flat your hair won’t shine and your colour will fade. If this condition is then left untreated the hair will eventually break off at the fracture.
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Don’t let your flakes get you down. Getting your dandruff under control can sometimes be hard but by maintaining a healthy scalp you can manage your itch. Let’s take a look at what causes the trouble on top.
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Bubble hair is an acquired hair shaft defect that occurs when you use a heat tool or blow dry your hair with a too high temperature. The water content in your hair will boil and produce steam which will cause an air pocket inside you hair leaving a bubble appearance in your hair’s cuticle (the outer layer of your hair shaft) this will cause a weak point and your hair could possible snap of at this weakness.
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You will never go back to what you were using after experiencing all the benefits that silk pillowcases have to offer on your skin and hair. Imagine not tangling your hair whilst you sleep and keeping your blow-dry more perfect for those extra days. Not to mention that you won’t wake up with sleep creases on your face either.
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Your diet is very important to the health of your hair and the effects of your daily nutrition on its growth and appearance should not be ignored.
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The formal name for split ends is Trichoptilosis, it presents as frayed endings to the hair shaft or longitudinal splitting.
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