Oiliness and Flat Roots
Choose cleansing strength according to oil, dead skin and how your scalp feels after washing.
Read the guide →Scalp care in Hong Kong
Oiliness, dandruff, itching, scalp spots and tightness can occur together. Looking at the surface first helps clarify where cleansing and care should begin.

Choose cleansing strength according to oil, dead skin and how your scalp feels after washing.
Read the guide →Start by distinguishing dry flaking, oily dandruff and product irritation.
Read the guide →Check for persistent pain, redness, swelling, pus or oozing. If present, see a doctor first, then arrange suitable daily care.
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Magnified images help show oil, dead skin, dandruff, redness, hair diameter and the area around follicle openings. You can see for yourself, ask questions and then decide your next step.
Book a Free Scalp CheckUsing advanced equipment at 50 to 200 times magnification, we examine the visible condition of your hair, scalp surface and follicular openings, then discuss suitable products or treatments with you.If your needs fall outside our care, we will explain honestly rather than recommend an unsuitable treatment.
The Scalp SurfaceConsider how quickly oil builds up, how often you wash, styling-product residue, dead skin and dryness after washing. The right level of cleansing helps keep roots fresh while caring for scalp comfort.
Understand the Concern & Your Next Step ↗
The Scalp SurfaceDandruff may look fine and loose, oily or stuck to the scalp, and may come with itching. Consider its appearance, how washing feels and your current products before choosing cleansing strength. White flakes are not a reason to keep scratching and scrubbing.
Understand the Concern & Your Next Step ↗
The Scalp SurfaceAvoid squeezing or rubbing scalp spots and tender bumps. If there is persistent pain, marked redness or swelling, pus or oozing, seek a doctor's assessment first. Explore gentle cleansing and daily care once your scalp is ready.
Understand the Concern & Your Next Step ↗Start with the essentials, then explore what they mean for your circumstances.
Yes. Oil, dead skin, dryness, product residue and sensitivity can coexist. Looking at the surface first helps guide suitable cleansing and care.
It helps us observe oil, dead skin, dandruff, redness, hair diameter and the area around follicle openings. We consider these alongside your washing habits to guide daily care.