GUIDE

Build a simple scalp-care routine

A scalp routine is easier to judge when each step has one job: cleanse when needed, add a leave-in only if it fits, and monitor tolerance.

Topic: Scalp & Routine

How to use it

1. Cleanse for oil and buildup — Use shampoo frequency that fits how quickly your scalp becomes oily or dirty. Apply shampoo primarily to the scalp and rinse thoroughly.

2. Protect the hair shaft — Condition after shampooing and handle wet hair gently to reduce avoidable breakage.

3. Add a leave-in only for a clear role — Folivis SUPPORT is labeled for once-daily leave-in scalp use on a clean, dry or towel-dried scalp. It is an optional step, not a replacement for diagnosis of hair loss.

4. Monitor tolerance — If a new scalp product causes persistent burning, itching, redness or flaking, stop and reassess rather than stacking more products on top.

IMPORTANT LIMITS

Frequency should be adjusted for hair texture, scalp conditions, product tolerance and clinician guidance when a medical scalp disorder is present.

Buildup is not a diagnosis and does not explain every form of visible thinning or hair loss. Frequency and product choice should be adapted to hair type, scalp condition and tolerance.

Breakage can coexist with shedding or a medical cause of hair loss, so appearance alone does not establish the cause.

This is manufacturer product information and directions for use, not independent evidence that the serum treats a cause of hair loss.

Product roles do not establish medical necessity, suitability or effectiveness for an individual's cause of hair loss.

This guidance does not diagnose dandruff, eczema, psoriasis, infection, seborrheic dermatitis or another specific scalp condition from symptoms alone.

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