Men's hair
and scalp
Hair and scalp differ from one man to the next
Oiliness, odour, volume, how long a style holds
Know your own hair and the morning gets easier
Why men need care too
Men are said to run higher in sebum, but some are prone to oiliness and some to dryness, and hair and scalp differ from one person to the next
Keep using care that does not suit you, without knowing your type, and styling can refuse to hold, or the scalp can grow tired
Knowing the hair and scalp you have now is the shortest road to care
Small hints for every day
- · First, know your hair type and your scalp type
- · Do not over-wash — use the pads of your fingers, gently
- · Dry it thoroughly, then style lightly
- · Do not use too much product, and keep it off the roots, toward the ends
Whether you want more volume or less, the finish you prefer is your own. The care that suits you is found in the finder, or at the salon
How SEAM thinks
SEAM's Hair Finder is there to find the care that suits your hair now, whoever you are
Men can talk it through unhurried in a private room, and we think through the styling finish together
The more hair and scalp are settled, the lighter every morning gets
Hair Finder
Hair, scalp, volume — which do you need?
Whatever your gender, the questions bring into view the care and styling that suit your hair and scalp
See the care that suits you→If you would rather talk in person, visit a SEAM certified salon
Frequently asked questions
- Can men take the Hair Finder too?
- Yes, whatever your gender. The questions also lead to styling suggestions for men
- Styling products leave it greasy
- Usually it is too much product, or applying it from the roots. Use less and work it mostly into the ends, and it changes
- I am worried about thinning and volume
- Keeping the scalp healthy is the foundation. If it concerns you, speaking to a specialist early is one option. The Hair Finder also suggests care directions that help volume