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Understand Your Scalp
Unlock the mysteries of your scalp with Hair Lab's comprehensive guide to understanding scalp health. Explore the intricate structure and functions of the scalp, gaining invaluable insights into its ecosystem and professional knowledge to combat hair loss and scalp issues effectively.
Epidermal Layer: Composed of hair follicles, sebaceous glands, sweat glands, lymphatic vessels, and blood vessels.
Scalp Ecological Balance: Maintaining equilibrium in sebum production, microbial flora, and metabolic processes.
Metabolic Cycle: Occurs every 14 to 21 days, regulating cell turnover and tissue renewal within the scalp.
Professional Scalp Insights
Scalp's Vital Role
Acting as the pinnacle of our skin, the scalp's metabolism operates on a 14 to 21-day cycle. A single scalp wrinkle equals six facial wrinkles, underlining the importance of scalp care for healthy follicles and robust hair growth.
Vascular Connection
Each hair follicle is linked to about 300 micro-blood vessels, crucial for brain nutrition. Unhealthy scalp conditions can lead to headaches, dizziness, and premature facial aging.
Scalp's Body Connection
The scalp reflects internal body projections. Scalp treatments improve blood circulation, clear meridians, and prevent facial aging, making regular scalp care essential for overall well-being.
Scalp Meridian Points
In traditional Chinese medicine, the head is seen as the body's master, where all yang energies gather and numerous vessels connect. Hair is considered the essence of blood and kidneys. The body's twelve main meridians and eight extraordinary meridians all converge in the head, totaling nearly fifty acupoints.
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Main 7 Meridian Points
Ren Meridian 任脉, Du Meridian 督脉 , Stomach Meridian 胃经, Gallbladder Meridian 胆经, Triple Burner Meridian 三焦经, Small Intestine Meridian 小肠经, Bladder Meridian 膀胱经.
The three primary meridians are the Gallbladder Meridian, Stomach Meridian, and Bladder Meridian.
最主要的三条经络:胆经、胃经、膀胱经
Types of Headaches &
What They Meant
Pain on both sides indicates gallbladder meridian obstruction
Frontal pain signifies stomach meridian blockage.
Left-sided headaches suggest insufficient liver blood.
Pain in the middle indicates liver meridian congestion.
Right-sided headaches indicate lung qi deficiency.
Pain at the back of the head suggests bladder meridian obstruction.
Identifying Hair & Scalp
Healthy Scalp
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Hair Color: Bluish-white
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Hair Texture: Elastic and resilient
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Hair Follicles: No blockages; follicles exhibit a spiral shape
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Hair: Each hair follicle has 1-3 strands of hair, and the hair strands are fine and even in thickness.
Seborrheic Dermatitis
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The scalp appears pinkish, may have small red bumps, and sometimes feels painful or itchy.
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Each hair follicle contains 1-2 strands of hair, uneven in thickness.
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Follicles are blocked by excess sebum, leading to severe hair loss.
Dry Scalp
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Scalp Condition: Whitish scalp with white flakes around the hair follicles; scalp feels dry
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Lack of Shine: Hair lacks luster
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Hair Follicles: White flakes clog the pores on the scalp; follicles are flush with the scalp, lacking a spiral shape
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Hair: 1-2 strands; uneven thickness of hair strand
Sensitive Folliculitis
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The scalp is pink, with possible small red bumps, sometimes painful or itchy.
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Each hair follicle contains 1-2 strands of hair, uneven in thickness.
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Follicles are blocked by sebum, leading to severe hair loss.
Oily Scalp
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Scalp Condition: Pale yellowish scalp, greasy scalp, flakes appear in scales and stick to the scalp.
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Excessive Sebum: Overactive sebum production causing an unpleasant odor.
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Hair Follicles: Follicles are blocked by oily flakes.
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Hair: 1-2 strands per follicle; uneven thickness of hair strands.
Thickened Stratum Corneum
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The scalp appears whitish-pink with thickened areas, more sensitive.
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Each hair follicle contains 1-2 strands of hair.
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Follicles are blocked by sebum and scalp flakes, possibly leading to hair loss
Sensitive Scalp
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Scalp Condition: The scalp appears patchy pink, indicating sensitivity. Applying slight pressure causes pain.
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Hair Follicles: Follicles are blocked by oil, leading to severe hair loss.
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Hair: 1-2 strands per follicle;uneven thickness of hair strands.
Sensitive Scalp
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Scalp Condition: The scalp appears patchy pink, indicating sensitivity. Applying slight pressure causes pain.
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Hair Follicles: Follicles are blocked by oil, leading to severe hair loss.
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Hair: 1-2 strands per follicle;uneven thickness of hair strands.
Our Herbal Formulation
Through the use of natural ingredients such as ginger extract, Chinese herbal extracts, lavender, and safflower, these products work synergistically to improve scalp health, stimulate blood circulation, and nourish hair follicles.
By cleansing the scalp of toxins, regulating oil production, and promoting a healthy scalp environment, they help prevent hair loss and encourage stronger, healthier hair growth. Additionally, the soothing and calming properties alleviate scalp discomfort and promote overall well-being, ensuring optimal conditions for hair vitality and resilience
How It Works?
Step 1
Scalp Massage with Herbal Softening Gel
Stimulate blood circulation, improving nutrient delivery to hair follicles and promoting hair growth. Additionally, it relieves pain and discomfort associated with scalp issues.
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Moisturizing Hair Cleanse
It helps to moisturize and soften the scalp, creating an environment conducive to healthy hair growth.
Step 2
Detoxifying Hair Wash with Plant-Based Powder
Removes chemical residues and deep-seated toxins that can hinder hair growth and scalp health, thus reducing the risk of hair loss.
Step 6
Oil Control and Antibacterial Hair Wash
Controls excess oil production, fights bacteria, and nourishes the scalp, addressing specific issues that can lead to hair loss.
Step 3
Hair Strengthening and Nourishing Treatment
Nourish the hair follicles, promote circulation, and repair damaged hair. By strengthening the hair from the root, it helps prevent hair loss and encourages healthier growth.
Step 7
Scalp Tonic Revitalization
Contains plant extracts to improve the scalp's self-repair mechanisms. It cleanses excess oil, refreshes the scalp environment, and strengthens hair roots, promoting overall scalp health and reducing the risk of hair los
Step 4
Soothing Scalp Oil Therapy
Enhance circulation, relieve pain, and calm the mind. These properties contribute to overall scalp health and reduce stress-related hair loss.
6 Main Benefits
Alleviation of dandruff and itching, and prevention of oiliness and hair loss.
Increased scalp elasticity and firmness.
Removal of dead skin and excess keratin.
Prevention of hair thinning, breakage, and shedding.
Anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects, helping to manage scalp inflammation.
Stress relief and improved sleep quality.
Before & After
See the visible results in our customers' hair. Telling the true story of success at The Hair Lab