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18-Herb Anti-Hairfall Oil
A taila-paka oil with brahmi, neem, hibiscus, methi and curry leaf for everyday scalp care.
Scalp Health
Scalp Care for Healthy-Looking Hair
Why scalp care is the foundation of every good hair-care routine, and how to build one around your actual scalp type.
By Selvea Team · 30 Sept 2026 · Scalp Health guide
Hair grows from skin
It's easy to focus entirely on the visible lengths of hair and forget that every strand grows from the scalp - which is skin, and can be oily, dry, sensitive or flake-prone just like skin elsewhere. A routine that only treats the hair itself is addressing half the picture.
Matching care to your scalp type
An oily scalp generally benefits from more frequent, lighter cleansing; a dry scalp from gentler, less frequent washing and richer treatments; a flake-prone scalp from a targeted toner or treatment; and a sensitive scalp from simpler, fragrance-conscious formulas. Using the wrong approach for your scalp type - for instance, heavy oils directly on an already-oily scalp - can work against you.
A simple scalp routine
Cleanse at a frequency matched to your scalp's actual oil production, use a scalp toner or targeted treatment if you have a specific concern like dandruff or sensitivity, and consider a gentle scalp massage while applying oil or toner to support circulation to the area.
Results may vary. Not intended to treat medical conditions. HerbGlam products are cosmetic.
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Frequently asked questions
An oily scalp feels greasy within a day of washing; a dry scalp feels tight and may flake from dryness; a sensitive scalp reacts easily to products or weather. Many people are a mix.
Not sure where to start?
Get a routine built around your hair, not a generic one.