SeapuriScalpy Anti Dandruff Bubble Treatment Tonic | for both Men & Women | Itchy Scalp Treatment with Salicylic Acid, Menthol, Dexpanthenol | Non-Greasy, Lightweight for Hair loss & Thinning

I tend to sweat a lot and my hair gets greasy pretty quickly, so I’m usually a bit self-conscious about how it smells. This actually helps a lot. It covers the smell, and once it dries, my hair looks way less greasy. Still not sure if it does anything for dandruff or hair loss, but so far it’s working well.

I absolutely loved this it leaves a mint fresh feeling to the scalp and my head was itchy through put the week I also did notice my hair was more full when I would use it but it’s runs out within a 1 1/2 weeks of only using it in targeted areas so it’s just not sustainable

Just started using it

Its good and works perfectly on my hair my only issue is the hair brush attached it would be better if the brush bristles are more strong so it could penetrate more the scalps in a more soothing way when applying the tonic in my hair like a small massager through the scalps.

It smells sooo good!! Fingers cross, I hope it works!

I've been using the scalp serum from this brand and I've seen good hair growth. I trust this product too. At first I was confused about how to use it but I get it now. I use it after shampoo on damp hair and then dry.

I've used this twice so no immediate results yet, but one thing that I realized right away is that the product needs more detailed instructions either on the box or as an additional paper slip inside. The first time, I just went with the literal directions and used it on my dry hair since it didn't specify needing to be wet, just that it needed a thorough drying after. I wasn't planning to wash my hair that night and it was already late in the night for me to do so; I thought it was like other sprays that I have that can be used anytime. I ended up needing to leave it in my hair overnight and didn't wash my hair until the next evening. The second time, I looked at the listing again for the suggested use and applied it in the shower after shampoo and conditioner but rinsed it out after 5min. Will repeat this without rinsing next time. There haven't been any negative results yet from how I used it, so will have to see if there are any positives over time.In terms of application, I like the pump and dispenser stole. The silicone covering is removable so can be washed after each use, though it's a bit on the soft side to work through my thick hair. I ended up using my scalp massager to spread the product. The bottle isn't big but it felt like I needed to pump many times to cover my entire scalp.Some reviewers mentioned the scent. It's strong but it didn't look like there was any added fragrance in the ingredients list. It reminds me more of like a 'rainwater' lotion/perfume scent than cleaning product, but that's just me. Rinsed out, there was a faint lingering scent that displayed once my hair was thoroughly dried.

There is a push right now for products that help with scalp health, and I'm all for it. My scalp can get dry and itchy, especially in winter, and I like the idea of a product that helps keep the flakiness in check. I liked the idea of this Scalpy Bubble Tonic because it doesn't contain chemicals like Minoxydil, and the brush applicator was intriguing. Sadly, the results were not that great.I can't lie - the first thing I noticed was the smell. It was not pleasant and reminded me of bathroom cleaner. While the fragrance may not be the most important thing, it can make putting a product on your head seem pretty yucky. I soldiered on in the name of science and applied this stuff after shampooing. I expected a cool menthol feeling since menthol is supposed to be an ingredient, but I felt nothing at all. I did smell something, though, and it wasn't any better in the shower. I wasn't sure how much to use or how long to leave it on, but there was no question that it was coming off because I couldn't live with the smell any longer.Ultimately, I didn't notice any difference with my scalp, and frankly, the smell makes it not worth pursuing. If I'm going to have a product near my nose, it should, at the very least, not smell bad. This bubble scalp smells awful and costs a lot. I'm not a fan and will find something else for my scalp's health.