What Does This Meal Nourish?

Scalp care focuses on creating an appropriate environment for healthy hair maintenance.

It may address concerns such as:

• Dryness

• Product buildup

• Excess oil

• Scalp discomfort

• Flaking

• Cleansing concerns

• An inconsistent scalp-care routine

  
  

What Does O’lee Assess?

Your professional may consider:

• Scalp condition

• Visible buildup

• Oil or dryness

• Hair density

• Current products

• Cleansing practices

• Styling practices

• Chemical history

• Extensions or protective styles

• Your ongoing scalp-care routine

What Goes Into Your Meal?

Your scalp-care approach is based on what your professional observes during the appointment.

Depending on your needs, it may include appropriate cleansing, scalp-focused care, conditioning, treatment, and styling.

Your professional may also recommend changes to your home routine.

What Should You Expect?

The goal is a cleaner, more comfortable, appropriately cared-for scalp and a clearer understanding of how to maintain it between appointments.

Scalp care is individualized. What works for one scalp may not be appropriate for another.

When Might Another Meal Be More Appropriate?

If you are experiencing persistent, severe, or unexplained scalp symptoms, open sores, significant inflammation, sudden hair loss, or another potential medical concern, salon care should not replace evaluation by an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

If the primary concern is the condition of the hair itself rather than the scalp, a Healthy Hair or Treatment Meal may be more appropriate.

How Is Your Meal Maintained?

Your professional may recommend a cleansing schedule, appropriate products, adjustments to styling practices, and periodic professional scalp care.

How Do You Order Your Meal?

If you know scalp care or a treatment is what you need, you can book through O’lee's official booking site.

If you're unsure whether your concern is primarily scalp- or hair-related, begin with a Hair Consultation Meal.