Hot to Apply - Treatment Protocols

Oily dandruff is a type of seborrhoeic dermatitis characterised by the accumulation of yellowish or white flakes on the scalp, which are often accompanied by oiliness and can cause itching and irritation.
Apply in the following order: peeling, shampoo, lotion.

Dry dandruff is a common scalp condition in which accumulations of dead cells appear and form fine, white flakes that are visible on the skin and usually fall and are visible on the shoulders. It may be accompanied by itching or tightness of the scalp, but without inflammation. The scalp appears dry, dull and rough.
Apply in the following order: peeling, shampoo, conditioner, lotion.

Scalp Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that causes scaly plaques, redness and itching. It can range in severity from mild scaling to thick plaques that may extend beyond the hairline.
Apply in the following order: peeling, shampoo, lotion, essential oils.

Seborrhoeic dermatitis is a chronic inflammatory skin disease that causes redness, flaking and itching, mainly in areas with increased sebum production, such as the scalp.
Apply in the following order: peeling, shampoo, lotion, essential oils.

Seborrhoea is an alteration in the function of the sebaceous glands, which cause an increase in the secretion of oil that ends up excessively greasing the hair and scalp. Greasy hair takes on a shiny, sticky appearance and accumulates dirt easily. The accumulated sebum often undergoes oxidative processes that lead to bad odour. Excess oil can accelerate hair loss.
Apply in the following order: peeling, shampoo, mask, lotion.

Alopecia Areata is an autoimmune disease that causes hair loss in specific areas of the scalp or other parts of the body, such as eyebrows, eyelashes or beard. The immune system mistakenly attacks the hair follicles, which interrupts the hair growth cycle and causes hair shedding.
Apply in the following order: peeling, shampoo, conditioner, essential oils, lotion (s).

Diffuse Alopecia is a disturbance in the hair growth cycle that triggers an abrupt and diffuse hair loss, fortunately reversible. It occurs when many hairs that are in the growth phase simultaneously go into the growth phase simultaneously pass into the telogen or telogen hair loss phase.
Apply in the following order: peeling, shampoo, lotion, hair supplements.

The Female Androgenetic Alopecia is a progressive condition that causes hair thinning due to hormonal and genetic factors.
Apply in the following order: peeling, shampoo, lotion (different phase), supplements. Lotion for different treatment phases: phase 1 - 9.4.1; phase 2 - 3.4.3B; phase 3 - 3.4.4; phase 4 - 3.4.5A. Each phase lasts for 3 months.

Male Androgenetic Alopecia is the most common cause of hair loss in men. It is a hereditary and hormonal condition that progressively affects the hair follicles, causing their miniaturisation and, eventually, hair loss.
Apply in the following order: peeling, shampoo, lotion (different phase), supplements. Lotion for different treatment phases: phase 1 - 9.4.1; phase 2 - 3.4.3B; phase 3 - 3.4.4; phase 4 - 3.4.3A. Each phase lasts for 3 months.

Frizzy Hair is synonymous with a dehydrated hair fibre and the hair takes on a dry, frayed and voluminous appearance.
Apply in the following order: peeling, shampoo, mask, serum or balm.

Hair often breaks as it loses elasticity due to lack of moisture or loss of keratin. The hair becomes dull, porous and coarse and the hair becomes less dense and lifeless.
Apply in the following order: peeling, shampoo, mask, lotion, balm.

Hair dyes can damage the hair as they alter the hair structure in order to fix the colour pigments in the middle layer (cortex), which is where the natural pigments that provide the natural colour of the hair are located.
Apply in the following order: lotion, shampoo, mask, balm.