You showered that morning. Black tee back in the rotation. A hand in your hair that stays there. Nobody looking at your shoulder.
It starts the first time your scalp, not your hair, gets washed, inside the shower you already take. The dome puts the wash on the skin, where the flakes, the grease and the itch are made.
Photos as submitted. Same mirror, same shirt, weeks apart.
"Bought my first black tee in twelve years. I only bought grey so it wouldn't show. That was my whole system since college."
"My wife stopped brushing my shoulder and I noticed the not-noticing."
"Same barber. Eleven years. Someone at work asked if I switched barbers."
"He got to the top of the fade and stopped. Nothing on the cape. First time in years."
"My barber said 'buildup' and wouldn't say more. Three weeks, same part, same light. He asked what changed."
"Navy polo, no shoulder check. I wrote the date in my notes app. It was a Tuesday."
Someone brushed it off without looking up. A partner, a friend, the person next to you at the table.
In your hair for a second, then a look at the fingertips. Nobody reaches for it twice.
What is on it in the morning was on your scalp all night. Whoever wakes up next to you sees it too.
Asked out loud, in front of everyone. You had showered that morning.
Someone shot you from behind at the party. You looked at your crown for a long time. Then deleted it.
Her eyes went to your shoulder before your face. There was no second date.
None of it is your hair. It is the scalp under it, and people read it as how clean you are.That scalp has never once been washed: 3,900 washes on the hair, zero on the skin. Wash the cause, every wash, and the rest goes with it.
Your flakes and your thinning are not two problems. They are the same scalp. The oil and yeast that make you flake also irritate the roots, and irritated roots let go early. This is the clock.
The black one stays at the end of the rail with the tag on. You stop noticing you stopped wearing it.
Someone shot you at the wedding. You looked at your crown for a long time. Then deleted it.
Five years under an inflamed plug, resting more and growing less. What goes at 35 does not come back at 40.
Keep the scalp clean and you keep more of what you have.In a six-month study of 150 men with thinning and flakes, clearing the scalp cut shedding by up to 17%. Nobody has shown it grows anything back. It keeps what you've got. That is the whole promise, and it is enough.
"In Tokyo the scalp wash comes with the cut. Comb, cleanser on the skin, kneading under warm water. No man asks for it and no man skips it."
Count your washes. Three a week since you were fifteen is 3,900. Every one cleaned the hair: the lather sits on the strands for thirty seconds and goes down the drain. The skin underneath was never touched. Oil comes out of thousands of openings all day, a yeast every man carries eats it, and the skin sheds in sheets. Those sheets are your flakes. They are made at the opening, under the hair, where nothing you own has ever cleaned. I took the Tokyo finish apart and rebuilt it for a shower.

Same wash. Same shower. The only thing that changes is how far down it gets.
84 soft heads, not bristles. Pressure and rotation at the root, the way a barber's hands work at the basin. Replaceable heads.
Bath-warm, never hot. Softens hardened oil so it lifts and rinses instead of clinging through another wash.
The band the hair-density trials used, sitting against the skin while the heads work.
Built for a fade · buzz cut, crew cut, long: keep it moving and it never pulls · lives in the shower
That is years of buildup leaving, not the shampoo.
A hand goes through your hair and stays there.
The hair you have stays where it grows.
Or you email us and pay nothing. That is the guarantee.

Poisons the yeast for a few days, dries the skin, and the oil comes back double. Flakes are back in three weeks. You were not imagining it.

Good drops, wrong landing zone. On a plugged scalp they sit on top of the plug and feed the yeast that lives on oil.

They scrape the surface and inflame it. A barber's hands never scratch. They knead, at the root, under water.
You cut it short so it would not show. The skin under it did not change, and now the crown shows too.
Every one of these is still in the drawer. Not one of them ever reached the skin.
On the showers you already take. The only new thing is where the wash goes.
Opens a path through the hair so the wash reaches skin.
The applicator puts the wash on the skin instead of the strands.
Warmth, kneading and red light at the root. Rinse.
Wear the black shirt again inside sixty nights, or every cent back and we pay the return shipping. Keep the Wash. No forms, no photos, one email. Less than 1% of our customers have ever asked.
Every box ships the Dome, the comb and the applicator. The 90 and 180-day boxes add the Scalp Wash supply, the guide and the 1-year warranty. Ships from Cheyenne, Wyoming.
No hidden subscription. The Dome is yours. Only the Wash renews, only if you ask for it.
No. Soft silicone heads, not bristles. Part the hair, keep the Dome moving, and it glides. Longer hair: keep it moving and it never tangles.
Better. Short hair is the easiest scalp to reach. A fade, a crew cut, a shaved side: the heads sit straight on skin.
Your call. The Wash goes on the scalp; your shampoo goes on the lengths. Most men retire the medicated bottle inside a month. If a dermatologist put you on one, keep it and use the Dome underneath it: it works better on a clean scalp.
About eight weeks at three washes a week, because the applicator puts it on the scalp only. Your normal shampoo still does the lengths.
It lives in the shower. Waterproof. Rinse it under the tap. Bath-warm, never hot. Charges like a toothbrush between washes: about 2 hours to full, roughly a week of washes per charge.
Oil, dead skin, product and hard-water minerals that harden around each follicle opening. Trichologists call it scale or follicular plugs. We call it the thing your shampoo never reached.
Yes, on the lowest setting with the wash. Same skin, same plug.
Sixty nights, counted from the day it arrives. Email hello@trykamiyu.com, we refund every cent and pay the return shipping. Keep the Wash.
From Cheyenne, Wyoming, tracked, at your door in 5 to 8 business days. Free on the 90 and 180-day boxes. $5.95 on the Scalp Cleaner alone.