CP-1 Pink Salt Scalp Scaler

It uses 36% Himalayan pink salt as a physical exfoliant, dissolving as you massage it into a wet scalp to lift buildup, product residue, and excess oil that shampoo alone often misses. Calamine and seaweed extracts help calm the scalp afterward so it doesn't feel stripped or tight.

The brand recommends 2–3 times weekly, adjusted to your scalp's condition. Apply to a fully wetted scalp before shampooing, massage gently between sections, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water and follow with conditioner.

Calamine is included specifically to soothe irritated, sensitive scalps, and the formula is positioned for oily, product-buildup-prone scalps as well as reactive ones. That said, it does contain fragrance and a declared fragrance allergen, so patch test first if you have known sensitivities.

Yes — it contains Fragrance and Hydroxycitronellal, a declared fragrance allergen. If you have known sensitivities to fragrance ingredients, patch test on a small area of scalp before full use.

Yes — the packaging specifically warns that residue left unrinsed can contribute to hair loss or discoloration. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water after massaging in, then follow with your regular conditioner.

No — it's a pre-shampoo treatment, not a shampoo replacement. Apply it to a wet scalp before your normal shampoo step, rinse it out, then shampoo and condition as usual.

The brand notes that color comes from natural raw ingredients rather than artificial dye, so shade can vary slightly or appear lighter between batches — this is expected and doesn't indicate a quality issue with the product.

It suits anyone dealing with oily scalp buildup, leftover shampoo residue, or a scalp that feels congested despite regular washing. The calming Calamine and seaweed extracts also make it reasonable for reactive, easily-irritated scalps, within the twice-to-three-times-weekly usage guidance.