Japanese Pear Scalp Scrub | Buddha Beauty

Fine Sea Salt, Aqua, Helianthus Annus (Sunflower)

Seed Oil, Polysorbate 20, Cetearyl Alcohol, Phenoxyethanol, Carbomer, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Hydroxide, Emulsifying Wax, Parfum.

Wet Hair & Scalp – Start with damp hair before shampooing

Apply the Scrub – Take a small amount and gently massage into the scalp using circular motions. Focus on areas prone to buildup, excess oil, or dryness.

Massage & Exfoliate – Work the scrub in for 1-2 minutes to remove impurities and stimulate circulation.

Rinse Thoroughly – Wash out completely with warm water.

Follow with Shampoo & Conditioner – Use your favorite gentle shampoo and a hydrating conditioner to complete your routine.

✔ Exfoliates & Detoxifies – Fine Sea Salt gently removes buildup and dead skin cells.
✔ Hydrates & Soothes – Sunflower Seed Oil locks in moisture without weighing hair down.
✔ Enhances Hair Vitality – Stimulates the scalp to support healthy growth and volume.

all skin types

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1. Use It During a Scalp Treatment Service

Show the Difference – Apply the scrub during a scalp massage to let clients feel the invigorating cleanse and deep exfoliation firsthand.

Example Script:
"I’m using our Japanese Scalp Scrub today—it detoxifies your scalp, removes buildup, and stimulates hair growth. You’ll love how refreshed and light your scalp feels after!"

2. Educate on Why Scalp Care is Essential

Healthy Scalp = Healthy Hair – A clean, balanced scalp leads to stronger, shinier, and thicker hair.
Removes Product Buildup & Excess Oil – Especially important for those who use styling products, dry shampoo, or have an oily scalp.
Boosts Hair Growth – Regular exfoliation improves circulation, encouraging faster, healthier hair growth.

Example Script:
"Did you know that clogged hair follicles can slow down hair growth? This scalp scrub gently exfoliates, clears buildup, and helps create the perfect foundation for stronger, healthier hair."

3. Customize the Pitch Based on Client Concerns

For Oily Scalps: “Balances excess oil and keeps the scalp feeling fresh longer.”
For Dry Scalps: “Hydrates and soothes while removing dead skin.”
🔹 For Those Using Lots of Hair Products: “Perfect for removing dry shampoo and product buildup!”

1. Who should use a scalp scrub?

Anyone can benefit from scalp exfoliation! It’s especially great for those with oily scalps, product buildup, dryness, or slow hair growth.

2. How often should I use it?

Use it 1-2 times a week as a pre-shampoo treatment for a fresh, balanced scalp.

3. Will it dry out my scalp?

No! It contains Sunflower Seed Oil, which helps keep the scalp moisturized and healthy while exfoliating gently.

4. Can I use this on color-treated hair?

Yes! It’s color-safe and free from harsh sulfates, making it suitable for dyed or chemically treated hair.

Client Consultation: Ask your client about their medical history, focusing on any known allergies or sensitivities to skincare products. This initial screening can already provide valuable information.

Wash and Dry a Small Area: Choose a small, discreet area of the skin to conduct the test. The inner forearm or behind the ear are commonly used areas. Cleanse the area with soap and water, then dry it.

Apply the Product: Put on disposable gloves to maintain a hygienic procedure. Use a cotton swab or cotton ball to apply a small amount of product to the selected area.

Time the Test: Allow the product to sit on the skin for a specific amount of time, generally 24 to 48 hours. This timeframe should be decided based on your salon’s protocol and the manufacturer's guidelines.

Monitor the Area: Instruct your client to keep the test area clean and dry. They should avoid scratching, washing, or doing anything that could disturb the test site during this period.