Lint roller in my desk. Lint roller in my car. Lint roller in the hall closet. If that is you, listen: the rinse water ran GREY the first night and I had washed my hair that same morning. The itch was gone by week two. Get the whole box and throw the rollers away.
Real customers, real bathrooms, the first nights with the dome. Tap a video for sound.

Dead skin and hardened oil, lifting off a scalp that was never cleaned under the hair.

A stripped scalp panics and pumps more oil. The more you wash, the faster it comes back.

Buildup pressing on the follicle. You scratch it in meetings. Look under the fingernail.

Follicles choked at the root grip the hair weakly. It lets go in the shower.
Three washes a week since you were fifteen is 3,900 washes, and not one of them cleaned your scalp. Four symptoms, one root cause: the sebum plug. Trichologists call it buildup. We call it the plug, because that is what it does.
START TONIGHT · FROM $89 →Regular shampoo is built for hair. It coats the lengths in conditioning film and is off your scalp in seconds. That film is what the plug rebuilds on. The Tea Tree Scalp Wash is built for skin.


84 silicone nodes on counter-rotating heads knead the way a therapist's hands knead. Onsen warmth softens buildup, 630–680nm red light lands where it matters. IPX7.

The wash the salon protocol uses. Tea tree oil cuts through grease and buildup while the dome presses it into the skin. One bottle per month in every plan.

A magnifying camera that shows your scalp on your phone. Night 1 vs night 30, on your own screen.

Hollow silicone teeth press shampoo directly onto the skin, under the hair, the way a salon applies it to a parted scalp.

Solid acacia, combed through dry hair before any water. It opens a path so the cleanser can reach the skin itself.

It breaks, we replace it. One year, no questions, covered door to door.
Bought this for my own flakes, and my husband made fun of it for a week. Then he used it once and now we argue about whose turn it is. I do not know how to describe it except my head feels decompressed after. Ordering the second dome so we stop fighting.

I photographed my part every Sunday to prove to my dermatologist it was getting worse. Same bathroom, same light.

My roots used to be finished by two in the afternoon. It just stopped coming back so fast, and the part stopped showing pink.

I did not change anything else. Not the shampoo, not how often I wash. The catch used to look like the left every morning.

Six-week appointment. She parted it under her light and asked what I was using. Nothing new, except this.
| KAMIYU | DANDRUFF SHAMPOO | GROWTH SERUM | $150 HEAD SPA | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clears the sebum plug | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Works at the follicle, under water | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Every night, at home | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ |
| Breaks the oil-rebound cycle | ✓ | ✗ feeds it | ✗ | ✓ |
| Cost, year one | $89 once | $180+ | $720+ | $3,900 |
| Cost per night | 24¢ | 49¢ | $1.97 | $10.68 |
The cheaper option is the one that actually fixes it. And year two costs nothing: the dome does not run out.
Every plan ships the Dome. You pick how many months of Tea Tree Scalp Wash come with it.
Your first rinse runs grey tonight. That is the buildup leaving.

All of it went on my hair. The flakes were never on my hair. They were coming off the scalp, which I had never once washed properly. People are giving me compliments on my hair!
Three weeks in, my part does not itch at 3pm anymore and the little brush I carried in my purse for emergencies stays home. I did not tell anyone what changed. They keep asking anyway.
I threw out three dark tops last year. Week four with this thing: I bought a black cardigan on purpose. At my age you do not expect a shower gadget to win an argument your dermatologist lost.
Charge it on the counter, not in the caddy. Everything else is honestly annoying how well it works. The itch was gone by night six and my blowouts last two days longer.

The rinse water ran grey the first night. Grey. I sat on the edge of the tub and stared at it, because I have washed my hair every other day for thirty years.

My roots used to be finished by two in the afternoon. This photo is day three. No dry shampoo, no root powder, nothing.

Post-workout used to be the worst of it. Hand in my hair at the gym now and nothing under the nails.