Hair & Scalp · Lotion
Scalp Saver Creamy Lotion
A leave-in lotion for the skin of the scalp. Start with one 150ml bottle and use it nightly for eight weeks.
Best for
Thinning-hair routines · post-procedure recovery
150ml
Rs 1,780
Scalp care, recovery and daily support
Hair & Scalp
Aftercare and everyday treatment for post-transplant, PRP and thinning-prone scalps. Treat the surface first, then the strand.
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Hair & Scalp · Shampoo
Follicare Shampoo
A cleansing shampoo built to sit underneath a scalp treatment routine. Pair it with Scalp Saver for a complete cleanse-and-treat routine.
Best for
Dandruff · oily scalp and hair-fall-prone scalp concerns
150ml
Rs 1,150
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Build the routine
Cleanse, then treat.
- 01
Cleanse
Wash with a shampoo that lifts buildup without stripping the scalp.
- 02
Treat
Apply leave-on care to the scalp itself, not the hair shaft, as your one targeted step.
Your concern
Is this collection right for your scalp?
01
Post-transplant
For customers building surgeon-cleared scalp aftercare into recovery.
02
Post-PRP
For a consistent care routine between clinician-led PRP sessions.
03
Thinning-prone scalp
For everyday cleansing and leave-on care around hair and scalp needs.
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What to do about thick, flaky scalp patches: do not scratch, wash gently, treat only the patch, and get persistent patches checked by a dermatologist.
Read articleThe approach
A considered scalp routine starts with context.
Procedure timing, scalp comfort and wash frequency all shape the right starting point. Follow your clinician's instructions after a procedure.
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