That depends on how long you've had the issue and how severe it is. If the problems have been ongoing for many years, it may take more time to restore balance to the scalp.

Initially, we recommend massaging the oil into your scalp every evening and washing your hair with Quick Relief Shampoo in the morning for the first two weeks. After that, it’s individual—some need to maintain the routine more regularly, while others can reduce the frequency.

We’ve chosen not to use SLS (Sodium Laureth Sulfate), but instead SCS (Sodium Coco Sulfate), a cleansing agent derived from coconut oil. This surfactant is much milder on the skin and a far more environmentally friendly alternative.

The shampoo cleans effectively and does produce some lather, but not nearly as much as traditional shampoos with stronger foaming agents.

Just like hairdressers recommend, we suggest washing twice: first to remove dirt, oil, and styling products, then a second time to work up a lather and ensure your hair is thoroughly clean and fresh. 

If you are used to traditional shampoos, it may take a few washes before your hair gets used to the milder surfactants.

No, you don't have to eat blackcurrant capsules, but if you have had problems for a long time and are also bothered by dry skin on the rest of the body, our experience is that it is positive to add blackcurrant seed oil from within. Our nutritional needs for fatty acids and especially the fatty acid GLA/Omega 6 are not always sufficient from the food we eat. Blackcurrant seed oil contains both easily absorbable Omega 3 and GLA fatty acid in perfect balance. We recommend 4 capsules/day until you experience less dryness in your skin and scalp.

When the scalp lacks natural oils, it becomes stressed and tries to compensate by overproducing sebum, which can lead to oily hair. It's also common for the scalp's microflora balance to become disrupted when the skin is too dry.

We recommend using Intensive Nourishing Serum, an oil-based serum that deeply hydrates and helps restore scalp issues caused by dryness. Massage the serum into your scalp in the evening and leave it on overnight.

In the morning, wash your hair with Quick Relief Shampoo, a treatment shampoo that helps rebalance the scalp's microflora. Use it like a regular shampoo, and we recommend washing twice to ensure a thorough cleanse. If you use conditioner, our Q Conditioner is a great option—it's fragrance-free, rich in nutrients, and won’t irritate a dry or sensitive scalp.

To effectively remove buildup and treat dryness-related issues, we recommend using Quick Relief Shampoo together with one of our oils containing blackcurrant seed oil, which provides essential nourishment to the scalp and helps dissolve buildup.

Apply the oil in the evening before bed and let it work overnight. In the morning, gently brush your scalp with a soft natural bristle brush to help loosen and remove any buildup before washing with Quick Relief Shampoo.

How long and how often you’ll need to do this depends on the severity of the problem.