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Czech scalp‑rinse trend reshapes hair‑care routines

Beauty articles from the Czech Republic report that a new step called scalp rinse is gaining popularity in hair‑care routines. The rinse is positioned as a supplement to shampoo, intended to remove buildup, balance the scalp environment and support healthier‑looking hair. Ingredients commonly highlighted include salicylic acid, fruit acids, tea tree oil with mint, and aloe vera, which together cleanse without damaging the scalp barrier.

The trend mirrors another viral beauty practice that uses The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7 % as a weekly scalp exfoliant. Application involves applying the rinse directly to the scalp before shampooing, focusing on oily or buildup‑prone areas, leaving it on for a few minutes, then proceeding with regular shampoo and conditioner. The articles advise using the product as needed rather than continuously.

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Czech Republic · LUMI · The Ordinary