Triple-Acid Scalp Exfoliating Serum

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For roots that feel coated, heavy or harder to keep fresh. This triple-acid leave-on serum combines AHA, BHA and PHA with oil-balancing and comfort-focused ingredients to help refresh surface buildup while keeping the scalp feeling comfortable after exfoliation.

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$24.90

Build a simple wash-day ritual. Pair with the matching conditioner for a more complete routine.

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Designed as a scalp buildup treatment for coated, heavy-feeling roots, this leave-on formula helps lift the feel of excess residue and refresh the scalp between regular wash days. Its lightweight, fast-absorbing texture leaves roots feeling cleaner and fresher without the harsh, stripped feel associated with aggressive scalp detox routines.

Ingredients+

Lactic acid, salicylic acid and gluconolactone PHA form the triple-acid exfoliating system to help loosen surface buildup. Zinc PCA and niacinamide support a balanced, fresh-feeling scalp, while ectoin, panthenol, betaine and centella add comfort-focused hydration to help reduce an overly stripped after-feel.

FAQ+
Who is this scalp buildup treatment designed for?

It is designed for roots that repeatedly feel coated, congested or difficult to keep fresh, particularly when oil, dry shampoo, styling products or repeated product layering are part of your routine. The lightweight scalp treatment uses controlled exfoliation to help refresh the scalp surface without turning every wash into a deep-clean routine.

What do AHA, BHA and PHA do for scalp buildup?

Lactic Acid, Salicylic Acid and Gluconolactone PHA work at the scalp surface in slightly different ways to help loosen accumulated dead skin and residue. Zinc PCA and niacinamide complement the exfoliating system, while ectoin, panthenol and betaine help keep the after-feel more comfortable.

How is a scalp exfoliating serum different from a clarifying shampoo?

A clarifying shampoo is a rinse-off cleanser designed to remove oil and styling residue during washing. This scalp exfoliating serum is a leave-on treatment focused on controlled surface exfoliation, making it better suited to targeted scalp buildup care between regular cleansing routines rather than replacing shampoo.

Will a triple-acid scalp serum leave my scalp dry or stripped?

The formula is not built around acids alone. Ectoin, panthenol, betaine and other conditioning ingredients are included to support hydration and comfort alongside exfoliation. If your scalp is already irritated, freshly chemically treated or unusually sensitive, wait until it feels comfortable before using an exfoliating treatment.

How often should I use this scalp buildup treatment?

For most routines, one to two applications per week is a sensible starting point rather than daily exfoliation. Adjust based on how your scalp responds and how quickly buildup returns, and avoid stacking multiple strong exfoliating scalp products in the same routine.

THE LITTLE ROUTINE THINGS

A considered scalp reset.

When roots feel coated

Styling products can leave something behind. Surface buildup is a reason to think about scalp care, not to start scrubbing harder.

More isn’t the aim

Exfoliating care isn’t about doing the most. Follow the product directions and keep the rest of the routine straightforward.

Comfort comes first

A strong tingling feeling isn’t something to chase. Pay attention to how the scalp feels rather than treating intensity as a goal.

Give the step a purpose

An extra product doesn’t need to become an extra habit for its own sake. Start with the concern you actually want to address.

ONE BAR · THREE ZONES

Care that starts at the scalp.

01

Surface Buildup Reset

Lactic Acid, Salicylic Acid and Gluconolactone help address surface buildup; Ectoin and Betaine add moisture support.

THE SOLID-CARE DIFFERENCE

A Multi-Acid Scalp Reset

Three exfoliating acids pair with scalp-conditioning ingredients to address surface buildup and support fresher-feeling roots.

  • 01

    AHA + BHA + PHA

    Lactic Acid, Salicylic Acid and Gluconolactone help loosen surface buildup for a cleaner-feeling scalp.

  • 02

    Oily-Feeling Scalp Support

    Zinc PCA and Niacinamide support a fresher-feeling scalp and roots.

  • 03

    Comfort Support

    Ectoin, Centella Asiatica Leaf Extract, Betaine, Panthenol and Allantoin help support moisture and comfort alongside acid-based scalp care.

A Multi-Acid Scalp Reset

GOOD TO KNOW

Your questions, answered.

Everything you need for a lighter, easier wash-day routine.

01Who is this scalp buildup treatment designed for?

It is designed for roots that repeatedly feel coated, congested or difficult to keep fresh, particularly when oil, dry shampoo, styling products or repeated product layering are part of your routine. The lightweight scalp treatment uses controlled exfoliation to help refresh the scalp surface without turning every wash into a deep-clean routine.

02What do AHA, BHA and PHA do for scalp buildup?

Lactic Acid, Salicylic Acid and Gluconolactone PHA work at the scalp surface in slightly different ways to help loosen accumulated dead skin and residue. Zinc PCA and niacinamide complement the exfoliating system, while ectoin, panthenol and betaine help keep the after-feel more comfortable.

03How is a scalp exfoliating serum different from a clarifying shampoo?

A clarifying shampoo is a rinse-off cleanser designed to remove oil and styling residue during washing. This scalp exfoliating serum is a leave-on treatment focused on controlled surface exfoliation, making it better suited to targeted scalp buildup care between regular cleansing routines rather than replacing shampoo.

04Will a triple-acid scalp serum leave my scalp dry or stripped?

The formula is not built around acids alone. Ectoin, panthenol, betaine and other conditioning ingredients are included to support hydration and comfort alongside exfoliation. If your scalp is already irritated, freshly chemically treated or unusually sensitive, wait until it feels comfortable before using an exfoliating treatment.

05How often should I use this scalp buildup treatment?

For most routines, one to two applications per week is a sensible starting point rather than daily exfoliation. Adjust based on how your scalp responds and how quickly buildup returns, and avoid stacking multiple strong exfoliating scalp products in the same routine.