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It all starts at the roots
Manila Bulletin
|September 5, 2025
Meinas Scalp Solutions offers holistic solutions for hairfall, dandruff, thinning, and total scalp health
Tucked away on the lower ground floor of The Annex at SM City North EDSA in Quezon City is a specialty salon dedicated to scalp care. A global franchise that originated from Malaysia, Meinas Scalp Solutions arrived in the Philippines in 2011 and has since been consistently helping clients address a variety of scalp concerns.
Expanding access
Despite operating in the Philippines for over 14 years—a feat in itself—many Filipinos are still unfamiliar with Meinas, largely due to having only one location. In the past year, the brand has expanded its reach with the opening of two new branches—one at Greenhills Mall, San Juan, and another at SM Mall of Asia, Pasay.
"Scalp care has long been overlooked, but it’s actually the foundation of healthy hair. Many people struggle with scalp concerns without knowing how to address them, and that’s why we're expanding—to make proper scalp care more accessible to those who need it,” marketing manager Christine Ong tells Manila Bulletin Lifestyle.
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