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Hair and scalp

HairBalance vs. HairPlenish vs. HairCovery: which one fits?

If oily-looking roots lead, start with HairBalance; if lengths feel dry or frizz-prone, choose HairPlenish Scalp & Hair Serum; if hair looks fine, flat, or thinning-looking, choose HairCovery.

HairBalance starts with scalp balance. HairBalance® Shampoo brings Salicylic Acid into the rinse-off cleanse and a cool Menthol feel. Its companion, HairBalance® Scalp & Hair Serum, uses Charcoal Powder to absorb excess oil for fresher-looking roots; Saccharide Isomerate supplies moisture care. See HairBalance Serum's ingredient roles. Choose this pair when oil, film, or a flat-looking crown leads the mirror check.

HairPlenish is the moisture-and-suppleness route. The current Scalp & Hair Serum combines Xylitylglucoside, Anhydroxylitol, and Xylitol with Nephelium Lappaceum Seed Extract, Canarium indicum Seed Oil, and Avocado Oil. After treating the scalp, use a small second pass only on dry or frizz-prone lengths that need it.

HairCovery is the visible-density route today through its Strengthening & Thickening Hair Serum. The leave-in serum pairs Acetyl Tetrapeptide-3 with Trifolium Pratense (Clover) Flower Extract. HairCovery Shampoo shared that same pairing and used Hydrolyzed Rice Protein for fuller-looking body, but the Shampoo is not currently listed. If two concerns overlap, let the scalp choose the family and placement choose the finish. Use the scalp-first guide before adding more product. Shop HairBalance Shampoo or Serum, HairPlenish Serum, or HairCovery Serum.