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The Hidden Complexion
The Oprah Magazine
|August 2018
Get the hair you want with the right...skin care? Gina Way reports on the face-first scalp science that can put your style ahead of the game.
I RECENTLY HAD AN EPIPHANY at the shampoo sink. Worried that my fine hair might be thinning, I leaned into a trendy new Japanese beauty treatment called head spa, a high-tech scalp facial that’s supposed to be a game changer for hair. But as she squeezed and scrubbed, Yoshie Sakuma, a stylist at the Pierre Michel Salon in New York City, assured me it wasn’t my hair but rather my scalp that could use some help. Magnified photos showed tiny sand dune–like structures at the base of each strand—buildup of dried oil, dead skin, and hair products around the follicles. Suddenly, I deeply regretted my fourth-day hair.
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