Scalp Care for Every Season

You've got your lipstick, mascara, and most importantly, your sunscreen on. Good to go? Not so fast. Your scalp is skin too, and we know you neglect to shield it from prolonged sun-damage on bright, cloudless days. Grab a foldable umbrella or sunhat on your way out, and paint the town red with confidence knowing your hair and scalp are protected and kept in good conditions.

City ladies, this one's for you. Exhaust fumes and other air pollutants may render your scalp dry and itchy, and your hair limps and looking unhealthy. Don't let the elements cramp your daily glow - use a shampoo like CLEAR to wash away the dirt and grime collected on your hair and scalp at the end of the day, and you'll be reassured with a beautiful and fresh head of hair all day and all night.

Admit it - you've made quick, convenient dashes under the rain. Standing under the pouring rain may also seem romantic, but you'll be surprised at how bad it is for your scalp - aside from the dirt and grime it leaves, your wet hair is susceptible to breakage as you continue through your day. So; don't forget your raincoat or brolly and while you're at it, use CLEAR to get well-protected scalp and hair.

Humidity not only melts your makeup and leaves sweat patches on your best dresses,; but also damages your hair and scalp. Hot,; sticky and damp air causes vapour to be trapped in your scalp and hair,; weighing your mane down and leaving it looking limp or frizzy. The solution? Use a CLEAR shampoo,; which works to nourish and provide the right moisture,; giving you bouncy hair and healthy scalp.

Windy days could mean an accidental Marilyn Monroe-style wardrobe malfunction. It also spells bad news for your tresses,; as wind can stress your hair and scalp,; making it susceptible to breakage. Wind dries out moisture in your hair too,; and leaves you walking around with limp locks. Fight strong breezes by tying your hair up and use CLEAR shampoos,; which strengthen your scalp* and moisturise your hair.

*Helps restore the function of scalp skin barrier