Scalp health guides
How to read your own scalp: what an analysis measures, how to photograph it at home, AI vs. a trichologist, and care for natural hair.
What is a scalp analysis?
A scalp analysis grades sebum, flaking, sensitivity and follicle condition to explain hair problems at the source. Here is what gets measured and how to read the results.
5 min readHow to do a scalp analysis at home
A step-by-step guide to checking your own scalp: how to part, light and photograph it, what to look for, and how to track change month over month.
6 min readAI scalp analysis vs. seeing a trichologist
How an AI photo scan compares to an in-person trichologist or dermatologist visit on cost, speed, accuracy and follow-up — and when you genuinely need a clinician.
5 min readScalp camera vs. phone photo: do you need the hardware?
Scalp cameras and hair scanners cost $30 to $2,000. Here is what the magnification actually adds, what a phone photo already captures, and how to decide.
4 min readScalp care for natural hair
Why natural and protectively styled hair needs a scalp-first routine: cleansing under braids, managing build-up and dryness, and spotting tension damage early.
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