‘Wonderworker’ $28 scalp scrub promises salon-quality hair that’s squeaky clean, shiny, and dandruff-free in one wash: ‘It’s a must-try’
- from STRAND scalp scrub costs $28 and banishes dandruff
- The scalp care brand is known for its prebiotic range
- The Melbourne company destigmatizes scalp care
a scalp scrub described as a ‘miracle worker’ is flying out of stores – and it’s only $28.
The natural Miracle Worker Exfoliating Scalp Scrub from the Australian brand STRAND is designed to be gently massaged into the scalp (with wet hair) once or twice a week.
The concentrated formula revitalizes roots, exfoliates dead skin cells and removes product buildup while massaging stimulate hair follicles and promote cell renewal and hair growth.
Described as an “at-home scalp detox,” the scrub promises to leave you feeling refreshed, cleansed, and “like you’ve just been to the salon” thanks to four main ingredients: salicylic acid, salt, coconut oil, and argan oil.
The salicylic acid works by exfoliating dead skin cells, removing product buildup and promoting healthy cell turnover, the salt loosens and removes flakes, and the coconut oil provides deep moisture and keeps hair extra shiny.
A scalp scrub described as a “miracle worker” is flying off the shelves — and it’s only $28
Before and After: The natural Miracle Worker Exfoliating Scalp Scrub from Australian brand STRAND is designed to be gently massaged into the scalp (with wet hair) once or twice a week.
The argan oil provides a ‘fatty layer’ that helps with dehydration and promotes shine; it is also known to moisturize hair and create softness.
The secret to the product’s success is its ability to restabilize your scalp’s microbiome – the live bacteria that live on the scalp’s surface.
By means of treatment of the skin on your head just as you treat the skin on your face, the hair has a better chance to thrive.
Crown care, in turn, will result in your scalp’s microbiome becoming a “fertile ground” for hair to thrive and grow, “while renewing root hydration to give hair some serious shine.”
The scrub is sold alongside the equally popular brand Crown cleansing shampoo And Crown Boost conditioner which improve hair and scalp health and hydration.
“The name says it all,” wrote one reviewer.
The secret to the product’s success is its ability to restabilize your scalp’s microbiome – the live bacteria that live on the scalp’s surface
‘I feel like I’ve tried everything (from natural to heavy duty) on my scalp and after four uses, it’s this product that has reduced the scale on my scalp faster than anything else. You can feel it working and it smells great!’
Another wrote, “I am 75 years old and have had an itchy, flaky scalp since childhood. I’ve been looking all my life for something to help and finally I found the solution.
“I started using your products six months ago and now my scalp is clean and healthy with no signs of flaking. I also love the serum which is soothing and makes my hair shiny. Thank you for these wonderful products.’
The prebiotic skincare range was founded in 2022 by five co-founders hoping to fill a gap in the hair care industry that focused on scalp care.
Crown care will lead your scalp’s microbiome to become a ‘fertile ground’ for hair to thrive and grow, ‘while renewing root hydration to give hair serious shine’
The brand describes itself as “skin care for your scalp”, with the aim of “turning the world of scalp care upside down with a brand that is optimistic, inclusive and shame-free”
The brand describes itself as “skin care for your scalp,” with the goal of “turning the world of scalp care upside down with a brand that’s optimistic, inclusive, and shame-free.”
“It’s time to stop neglecting the skin on your head and embrace a new beauty routine that makes you feel good from root to tip,” they urge clients.
‘We believe that high-quality, natural products should not cost the world and are working to become a carbon neutral company; we take sustainability seriously.’
Try the scalp scrub here or from Worship beauty.
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