Remove Scalp Gunk With HydraFacial Keravive | Beauty Explorers
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- HydraFacial Keravive is a scalp-care treatment that's meant to cleanse, stimulate, nourish, and hydrate the scalp for healthier hair. Insider's Caroline Aghajanian visited OrangeTwist in Westlake Village, California, to try the treatment on her scalp. Licensed master esthetician Amanda LaMoure uses the HydraFacial Beta-HD solution with the HydraFacial Vortex Technology to exfoliate any oil, dirt, and debris away to prep the scalp for the peptide solution. Then she infuses a biomimetic peptide complex into the scalp that detects what the scalp is lacking and mimics those cells to deliver what it needs, like hydration or oil control. Each treatment comes with a take-home spray to be used every day for 30 days. Benefits of the treatment include relieving itchiness and inflammation for dry scalps, increased hydration, increased volume, and hair-growth stimulation. Caroline documents her before and after shots with a microscope to see how the treatment has changed her scalp. Insider also filmed with two other clients to see how well this treatment works on different scalps and hair types. One in-office treatment with a take-home spray treatment costs between $500 and $700 depending on location. Typically customers will need three treatments for the full benefits. Caroline received a discounted media rate to try this treatment for Beauty Insider.
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Remove Scalp Gunk With HydraFacial Keravive | Beauty Explorers
If you have build-up, use a clarifying shampoo. When shampooing your hair, use a shampoo brush. If you're having scalp issues, see a dermatologist. That would be much cheaper than even one $700 treatment.
They have scalp scrub and airbrushing products to help with the scalp as well if I rmb correctly.
I have an awful scalp and I wouldn’t even consider paying $700 because I know it’s come back and I’d have to toss another $2,100 down the drain to do my whole head again. Build up can be removed so much easier then they say it is, you just gotta rinse your hair better.
Or an ACV rinse
This costs that much!? Must be on the coast then.
@@daderpywalrus9365 so agree, I’d say if you have dandruff issues then you may want to do this. But to have this done just cause of product buildup is kinda silly.
As a licensed cosmologist I have been doing scalp/conditioning treatments for a decade... None of the things she was saying are scientifically proven to work for everyone. If you do see a difference it's likely from the consistent application of hair growth products.
Thank you lady. Yeah, she seems to be spreading a lot of misinformation...
Thank you for using your profession to spread facts and save wallets 🤟🏾❤
you just gave me my first brain cell
Thanks for the info!
What product do you recommend
$700 and they don't even cover your entire scalp? For $700 I'd expect to leave looking like a frickin Pantene model.
Honestly tho
Exactly what I was thinking lmaoo
I know right
I think you Only get it on the hairlines that oils up the most
Haha ikr 😅😅😅
I hope she knows that grey hairs aren't a medical issue...
@Anirudh K uh- I believe they mean like as in people aging and getting gray hairs that way, but if your friend had to get treated I guess it was something that wasn't normal for their age to get.
It pretty unnatural to get grey hairs at a young age unless it's like genes
@@lillian5667 you can get grey hairs from stress a lot of my friends in hs who were taking stressful classes had some grey hairs :/
@Anirudh K It's not a medical issue but an environmental issue. Generally, stress, pollution in the streets, dust, unhealthy eating, excessive use of hair products, excessive heat styling and spending heaps of time in the sun. The world we live in has changed, not our bodies.
Im a kid and I have a few grey hairs from time to time
I’m just glad they decided to show the process on a person with a completely different hair type than the regular host in this video so more people can relate
Was honestly thinking the same thing...like “can people with curly/coiled hair do this?”
Wish her hair was a bit longer to see how they handled that
okay but the black girl hardly had any hair... kind of a cop put
@@gentlegia not only that, but the black girl's testimonial wasn't even favourable lol
Totally agree. Glad to see more representation/variety but I wish they’d show longer natural hair as well.
how is a scalp treatment going to improve the penetration of conditioners when conditioners aren't even supposed to go on the scalp. what kinda BS is this
I put it on the scalp accidentally twice in a row lol
my hair came out much greasier than it did before and I had to wash it again
The exact same thing crossed my mind when she said that
Hold on you’re telling me the conditioner isn’t even supposed to go on your scalp I always put on my scalp
@@valentinagarcia8054 oh no it isn’t what don’t do that
@@anniimi oh I didn’t now it was bad for you hair
I love how the last girl with the blue hair didn’t sugarcoat her results like the others did
She dyed her hair after the treatment.
That changes her results
@@Shay45 Thank you that was Exactly my Thoughts!
When are all this pseudo-science-expensive as hell-unnecessary treatments going to end?
Someone has finally said what I felt but couldn't put into words
Never 😈
What makes it pseudoscience?
@@uhhggg9335 there is no study to back up the claims that this treatment actually does anything - or even clinical proof that your scalp and hair follicles benefit from any of that
DEMAND and SUPPLY
Unless you have an actual scalp condition, just get some shampoo and a scalp scrubber and call it a day. Some natural oils are good for your hair. This stuff is crazy
For some of us who can't afford, can we just use a vaccum cleaner?😕🤷🏽♀️
@mulalo davhana u made my day 😂😂
Lol
Bruh 😂
My dad done this as a joke when I was about 13 saying that's how to get rid of dandruff then joke & put it on his nose saying how clean your nose gave him a nose bleed instantly most would laugh at it i sat him down with a tissue & told him off he as epilepsy o said u don't know what the suction on your head could do let alone then putting on your nose for a joke u could kill u think about what u do
HHAHA
$700 per session with a recommended 3 sessions?? I think not.
Sounds like they are just thirsty for money...
I laugh at this. Bahahahaha Absurd.
i am not about to pay 2100 dollars nuh uh
This looks so relaxing but I can’t help but feel it would encourage hair loss?x
agree
If you have really bad dandruff, it might help prevent hair loss I’d think.
How would it do that? A clogged follicle leads to hairloss.
@@osujicc I think it seems like it could cause hair loss, or make it look like there's hair loss, because it looks like they're sort of tugging at the hair which can cause breakage/damage
If you did it a lot I guess, if you got it like once I don’t think your hair would be affected. That type of hair loss happens when there’s constant tugging at the hair like really tight caps, tight hairstyles, etc daily
I’m still sceptical tbh. I feel like it’s a lot of bs for a lot of money.
Don't swear please. (Jesus Christ saves!)
@@monicalivesforchrist5901 I mean you read it in your head so you cursed too
@@monicalivesforchrist5901 Who's she? We don't believe in her here.
@@monicalivesforchrist5901 imagine forcing your beliefs onto others , rather silly
@@monicalivesforchrist5901 Don't try and control other people's lives, if she wants to swear, that's what she'll do
There is literally no way some thing is "sensing" what's missing in your scalp and then supplying it with those missing ingredients. That sounds like something that would require a blood test or some lab work.
Unless your scalp produces enough oil to cook with, don’t get it removed. The oil is meant to be there. It’s not an inconvenience, it’s meant to trap dirt. That’s why you wash the oil out as you wash your hair. There should only be as much oil there as your hair needs.
I used to get acne on my scalp though
In my case, I produce WAY too much oil, and it's even clogging my follicles and making my hair look dull and weak.
@@tricko8000 Dry apple cider vinegar rinse, hair oils and maybe shampoo and conditioner without any silicones and sulfates
i feel like this is only for someone who has a seriously damaged scalp. for me would just be a waste of money
Me too
Not really for me I have dandruf so for me i think it would help
Theres a cheaper treatment. In Asia they have this water pulse scalp treatment. There is also a thing called scalp scaling in Korea and Japan. There are multiple videos online and I think they work better because every part of the scalp is treated
I personally cannot use that amount of money even though I have severe dandruff problems so..
Or people with really bad dandruff
I’m the kind of person that’ll just buy the little camera and nothing else
Just sit in a lump looking at my nasty, greasy build up
hhahaha mee
I was expecting to see the extraction of the hair gunk. I’m disappointed. 😒
her: my scalp kinda red, its really bad..
*barely any redness*
me, on the other hand: 'dandruff and scabs EVERYWHERE
If you have seborrheic dermatitis, do not put oils on your scalp. It will feed the fungus further and you will get itching/redness/scabs increase everywhere.
Cheap solution:
Wash your hair everyday.
As an Asian I don't know if other Asian countries or non-Asian countries did this as well but here in the Philippines we take a bath everyday. Like a head to toe bath every single day.
Washing your hair daily is not good for everyone if I remember correctly.
Once every two days is enough for me.
Edit: I am an Indonesian, I can't imagine spend a day without taking a shower
That's because the water is also hard here in the US.
@@ClarissaRazon in Indiana our river is drying up
Me is 2 times a day hehe
My scalp definitely need this...
"$700"
Wait...
7:07 when ur hair treatment works so well u become a whole new person
😂😂
Let’s be honest you didn’t search for this😂😂
😂😂
I did actually...I did
I did search this though....
I did search for this
@@Kat83021 then this comment isn’t meant for you😂😂
That girl (i think her names emily) who is always on beauty insider is so lucky. She gets every treatment, no wonder she is so beautiful. Remember, you are gorgeous even if you dont get any treatments!
7:07 The hair treatment really changed you into a completely different woman 😌👏🏽
One summer as a kid, I spent a whole hour on my bed laying in the sunlight, lightly scratching my entire scalp getting gunk out. Relaxing af, just do that and save your money lol
wouldn't that cause a sunburn
I don't know why this vedio makes me sleepy
asmr that's why lol
It looks relaxing for them that’s why
Same I am so tired now
I literally just thought that myself
I found that Indian Clay works wonders in cleansing my scalp and even helped my hair grow out in certain areas. I do a hair mask with it once a week.
Do you also have a poodle and someone who trims your hedges every Sunday?
I got a filter for my shower .. my skin and scalp feels awesome
From where ? And if you could give me like a specific name of the filter. Thanks
Cool
@@sidakgill8195 will you please share what filter you have?
@@sarahbarnett1658 as of now just the regular one nothing special but I wanna get a filter for hard water because it's ruined my hair and skin
It's crazy how hard water can do so much damage!
I'm looking into buying water softener for my clothes too!
As a trichologist/ cosmologist who specializes in scalp disorders and hair loss I absolutely love doing this on my clients this is a great treatment for ppl who are suffering from severe hair loss and scalp disorders I love offering this treatment .
what makes this so expensive? i know it’s a professional treatment but they are only doing half of the head.
I am so skeptical. I’m not a doctor, but I do have a background in biology. Any doctors out there please chime in. I am questioning the efficacy of delivering “peptides” this way. Peptides are very big and the skin has several layers, how would delivering them topically provide a noticeable benefit? I know that hair loss can be due to hormonal changes as well as damage over time. Does removing hair in its last phase like they said this treatment does actually promote hair growth? I feel like there are too many variables at play to make that statement. While cleansing your scalp well is important, part of me feels like this treatment is too abrasive and may damage hair/hair follicles, AKA promoting hair loss :(
No. And no. The aesthetician was a liar.
molecule that mimic what you miss... wtf ... thats not how this works
Lol the girl that dyed her hair blue clearly isn't going to get what she wants
Why?
@@uhhggg9335 hair dries out when you dye it
Hahaha that's what I'm thinking too silly woman 😆
Why are both of them so pretty???!!!!😍😍😍
Forgot to mention use
An ACV wash can be made very simply.
Mix a couple of tablespoons of apple cider vinegar with water use once a week and a buy a shower filter and you will save lots money ...just saying 💡
That's exfoliating?
I use baking soda to wash my hair, then a vinegar rinse. My hair was "crunchy" for a week while all the crap came out, now four years on, its great! I only need to wash my hair every week or so.
for people who don't have any problems in life, you can see them really trying to find a problem with themselves and then paying money to solve them
Yep!!!
I was gifted a series of hydrafacials and I honestly didn't see any difference in my skin. Maybe it was because I was 21 at the time and I was already pretty good at taking care of my skin. They are super expensive. I feel like instead of this hair treatment it would be cheaper to invest in higher quality hair products to prevent the buildup.
I definitely agree. Or clarifying shampoo
When you’re older (or if you’re young with dry skin) the hydrafacials definitely make a difference, at least on the face! Only lasts for a couple of weeks but still worth it. My 21 year old skin would def not have appreciated it though!
Those scalps are now living a happy life, no longer depressed.
Can I get a job at Beauty Insider please !!!!!???
I've had flakes for years and started to use a comb in the shower to pretty much scrape my scalp. It was very time consuming and no fun. I decided to try Head and Shoulders Clinical Strength. And it cleared up! It actually worked. Ever since, I have not had an issue. Almost a year later and I still feel like a person who does not have dandruff. Try it!
Head and shoulders doesn't work forme
😢😢
Yep head and shoulders works for me too and every time I use an other shampoo, I get dandruff again.
Those with dandruff truly need this.
Should have shown someone with dandruff getting this treatment
@@wanfarahwanzainuddin7850 so truuue. I'll gladly volunteer 😆
I already have hair fall
Issues. The kind of power this suction has, I think it’s just going to pull off the remaining hair that I have on my scalp.
Better option is a japanese scalp treatment and much more affordable!
Which one ?
They actually tried one out, in LA 2 years ago. Here’s the link :) ua-cam.com/video/gDkxa7ubziw/v-deo.html
That is the coolest blue hair i ever seen!!!!
This will save your life if you have glasses, but if you twist the strings of a disposable mask around your ear it will help keep your mask from fogging up
Lol I thought this comment was so random. But I agree. I did this when my mask was loose and it was life changing.
@@cindycomas4872 ngl Didn’t think it would help anyone but me but I’m glad it worked for you as well
😍
Don’t do this. It opens up the sides of the mask so anything you breathe out can still escape and you also now don’t have a filter for what you breathe in. Great way to get and transmit the virus.
I work in healthcare and I also wear glasses.
Don’t twist your ear loops. And make sure you pinch the metal nasal strip to form better to your nose.
if you have dry, flaky scalp (but not dandruff), you can mix coarse sea salt with a deep conditioner and use that to exfoliate your scalp and get rid of those flakes. i got this from a magazine way back in the day, and it worked for me. i use a small container and mix up a batch immediately before i get in the shower. it does not store well. shampoo hair like normal and then use the mixture and make sure to get your scalp really well. let it sit for a couple of minutes. rinse out. i normally condition my hair again just with conditioner afterwards. it might work for dandruff, but i’m not sure. you can also use jojoba oil to moisturize your scalp. just rub some oil in your palms and fingers and give yourself a scalp massage.
Just buy a scalp exfoliator tf
I LOVE THE SHAMPOO BRUSH. Check it out ❤
Aloe Vera plants help clean and repair are scalp
I love how people have gotten smarter with Insider beauty videos 😜
"my hair is so full " its actually pretty flat 🤣😂
Hopefully more salons start doing this and groupon! I paid $25 dollars recently to get my teeth professionaly whitened, originally $399. Groupon FTW!
This is the girl that cleaned her ears out before the ear waxing video😭😭😭 I’ll never forget that
Oh let's see what's this new way to waste money
I wonder if ppl know the sebum is suppose to be on the scalp and not stripped
I wondering if a dermatologist would do this and does insurance cover this
Just part your damp hair and massage lots of sugar into the scalp then rinse before shampooing and conditioning as normal. Works a treat for me. Costs about 5p :)
girl - i think you beaut-iers are living the life.
Honestly, it sounds like she just needs to switch to a different shampoo and conditioner if she's having that many problems. Preferably something natural. Washing your hair every day can cause over production of oils.
What type of hair microscope did you use?
I use an aloe based hair care system and my hair and scalp and been super healthy ever since. (It’s been 12 years of use and I’m 57 with lots of healthy shiny hair)
This is a great treatment and I’ve seen it work. If you’re broke just say that
If I had the money, I would definitely do this. My scalp needs some help.
If you have build up, a clarifying shampoo will help, or you can use a bit of sugar or baking soda mixed in with normal shampoo, and rub in the scalp. If it's dandruff (either dry or greasy) then you need tea tree oil shampoo or a bit of tea tree oil mixed in with normal shampoo. Oh and no conditioner in the roots, and cut down on hair styling products, gels, hairspray etc can build up and leave gunk in the roots. Wash hair brushes regularly too.
^^ for people who don't know what to do with their money
Because we all have $700 to go to a place where they a device where they suck out all of the "gunk" on your scalp when I can buy myself a clarifying shampoo and a scalp massager. Not all those hair oils are bad and are supposed to be there to literally protect your hair.
All that scraping sure isn't damaging mhm
@Dee Angel I agree
That’s what I thought!
Just use coconut oil heated and massage it over your scalpand ( a squeeze a lemon for itchy scalp and dandruff) and apply it and leave it over for a night wash it off with shampoo (conditioner if you require not compulsory) and voila you get super-soft hair with a healthy scalp without wasting 700 dollars...
Imho it reminded me of the usual Korean hair scaling treatment (the one with a stick to distribute scaling solution on your scalp) but pricier 🤷♀️
How satisfying it would be to see all the suctioned dirt after the treatment.
Why am I watching this at 3 am
Can I just buy one at the store and do it myself?
OMG I need this! But it’s so expensive. If it’s 1/10 the original price I will definitely do it😝😝
im sorry if this is a stupid question, but if this was filmed before covid, then why r they wearing masks?
Why do you still have build up after washing your hair?
It’s probably the products she’s using. Plus, washing your hair everyday often makes the scalp produce more sebum, which could be part of the reason her hair is so oily.
I think for people with moderate to severe seborrheic dermatitis, this might help.
Wash your hair with cleansing shampoo and then add oil to moisturize the scalp. Wash and conditioner. Your not supposed to wash your hair everyday 🙄
Actually some dermatologist recommend it depending on your scalp needs. Obviously not everyone can though.
Actually Trichologists and Dermatologists do recommend washing hair daily. Doing so improves scalp health enormously.
@@singhsarah265 Do you know if this applied to all hair types? I have 4c and I can’t imagine doing that.
It depends on the hair. A lot of people with straight hair DO need to wash everyday, while many people with curly hair should only wash once a week.
@@seraph3m depends on hair texture and scalp needs. I for instance need to wash every other day when my dandruff plays up usually in summer and when exercising and the build up of sweat makes my scalp itchy but winter time I can go 4/5 days. My hair type is thick and straight but usually people with curly hair and afros don't need to daily wash because their scalps are more on the dryer side.
I just wanna know what the gunk that builds up on my hairbrush is
the gunk can make your hair strong, after gunk removal, I can have more hair fall than normal
Is this available in Pakistan
$700 is a scam. You can easily exfoliate your scalp at home. You can either use brown sugar and/or coffee grounds, essential oils and honey or blue agave. If you rather not go through all of that, there’s scalp exfoliates you can buy at Target or Sally’s Beauty. The brand I use and works best is TPH Never Salty Scrub. It’s only 12-13 dollars and last a long time; works like a charm.
Does this work for psoriasis? Please !!
Is this good for scalp eczema?
Any at home device for this procedure?
As someone who travels every weekend and monday on public transport she would roast the hell out of hair😂😂😂
i would use baking soda with my shampoo if i wanted a good scalp exfoliating feeling. i dont have any peptides to put on after I'm done scrubbing it.
A facial on your scalp? Um… Isn’t a facial and your scalp two different things? The facial is designed for your face to get rid blackheads, whiteheads, acne, etc. Why would it be used to clean your scalp? That’s shampoo and conditioner’s job. 🤨😑
Ok, I keep seeing comments about taking a shower everyday. Yes you should bath everyday, I bath at least 2 a day (morning and night). I don’t even know why that’s a discussion In the comments thread. Everyone can’t wash their hair everyday though. As a black women I was my hair 1 a week or 1 every 3-4 days (depending on the season and what i’m doing ).
What is brand of that Hydrofacial machine? And how much will it cost to purchase ? Thanks
Well, you've got it in the video title, and it's cost is about 700$
So the first step is basically vacuuming hair. I can do that
“Um, um, um, um, um…” If the person sanding my scalp can’t speak a full sentence about this treatment with confidence, I won’t trust that I’m spending my $700 wisely.
i 'm going to try implementing a scalp scrub
I need dr. Mike to confirm if this is bs or not. 😌 also, I feel like I do the same thing just by using my nails to scratch the shit out of my head??? Lol is it not the same as rubbing that stick back & forth? 🤨🤨🤨🤨
I kind of have a problem with this because there is a bacteria that lives on our scalp and eats our dead skin up there. It can cause dandruff, but it also attacks harmful bacteria that could hurt us and she's basically sucking up at the places where they live. her scalp is unprotected now :o
DO NOT WASH YOUR HAIR EVERY DAY!
@Pen Pig i read it somewhere that you can damage the natural oil production and your hair can be more exposed to damage. idk but that sounds legit
You only wash your hair when you need it...not everyday
That's not true! It depends on the scalp. I need to wash my hair daily as I have an oily scalp. If I didnt wash my hair for just a day, the oil in my scalp and hair is enough to make my hair smells and greasy, and then it will cause hair loss.
@@mayann2009 ah yes! it does depend on the scalp. if your scalp is leaning towards the oily type, you may have to wash your hair more often than others
My hair is an oil factory so I wash it twice a day
Does this help a dandruff prone scalp?
How was the girl going to see the difference if she died her hair 🤨🤨
she can feel it
I've never seen such a treatment, this is amazing! 🌹
it would be interesting to see this on my scalp...my hair is like 3 different colors all mixed together lol (like 95% red, but i have some blonde hair mixed in there). in one patch i would just see a ton red hairs and some blonde ones here and there and then a solitary white hair😭
Just use clarifying shampoo??
This looks like it will increase blood supply to the scalp which could lead to better stronger hair.
i need this for all the grease i use on my hair and all the dandruff i have