Listen up! If you’re not showing your scalp the love it deserves, you’re missing a shine and strength boosting hair trick. A well looked after scalp is the foundation of strong, beautiful hair, and just like your skin, it needs regular care, cleansing, and nourishment, so here is our haircare for scalp advice, Larry King style.

Think of your scalp as a garden. Just like a flower needs nutrient-rich, well-tended soil to flourish, your hair needs a healthy, balanced scalp to grow strong, shiny, and resilient.

If your garden soil is dry, compacted, or full of weeds, then the plants will grow weak, and might not even bloom at all. So if your scalp is dry - even if it isn’t showing signs of it yet - maybe it’s clogged with product buildup, or irritated, your hair can become brittle, thin, and slow to grow.

So we want you to nourish your scalp with the right moisture, nutrients, and care your plants - sorry, your hair needs to thrive, grow beautifully, and grow stronger. Keeping it clean, moisturised, and stimulated creates the perfect foundation for voluminous, better-than-ever hair, because the best hair starts at the root!

Why Scalp Health Matters

A well-cared-for scalp means:

1. Less hair breakage (healthier roots = stronger lengths).
   More volume (A balanced scalp produces just the right amount of oil to encourage bouncy, non-greasy hair.)
2. Better hair growth (A clean, stimulated scalp encourages thicker, longer hair over time.)

So, how do you get your scalp in its best possible condition? Larry King Hair has created the Love Thy Scalp, a pairing of products designed to cleanse, to help balance, and help nourish your scalp so your hair can thrive. With our Spoilt For Choice Oil and Clean As A Whistle Scrub, here’s your Love Thy Scalp quick fix routine.

Step 1: Hydrate & Nourish

The Larry King Spoilt For Choice Hair Oil isn’t just for your lengths, and while you can use it post-washing to give an extra nourishing boost, it’s primarily your go-to moisturising remedy pre-washing too. Formulated with rosemary oil, it helps reduce dryness, seal the cuticles, and helps to sooth and restore. Use it as an overnight scalp mask for deep moisturisation and wake up to a happier, healthier feeling scalp.

Step 2: Detox & Exfoliate

Just like your skin, your scalp needs exfoliation to remove product build-up, excess oil, and dead skin cells. That’s where Larry King Clean As A Whistle Scalp Scrub comes in. Designed to clarify and purify, this gentle yet powerful scrub leaves your scalp feeling fresh, and ultra-clean - the perfect base for healthy hair growth. Use it the morning after your oil mask to fully detoxify and follow with your usual hair wash cycle.

Step 3: Massage & Stimulate

Scalp massage isn’t just relaxing - it actually boosts circulation, which is known to help encourage hair growth. A quick 60-second massage when applying your scalp oil or scrub supercharges your routine. You can also massage in your conditioner for a final blood-flow boost.

Step 4: Keep It Balanced

Overwashing can strip your scalp of essential oils, leading to dryness and overproduction of grease. Not washing enough? That build-up can clog follicles and slow down growth. The key is finding your balance - for some, that’s washing every two days, for others, it’s once a week. Listen to your scalp and adjust your routine as needed, using The Larry King Hair Wash Cycle - our three-step shampoo wardrobe designed to respond to your hair’s changing needs throughout the week. 

Need a refresher?

Social Life Shampoo adds volume and body (ideal before events or nights out.
Good Life Shampoo deeply nourishes and hydrates (perfect for dry or tired hair)
City Life Shampoo detoxes and clarifies (great after city exposure or product buildup)

Each wash can be followed by Liquid Hairbrush Conditioner to smooth, hydrate, and detangle.

The Larry King Problem Solvers: Ask The Experts

If you think you might want a bit more advice and guidance with your hair and scalp care, we’ve got you. Book a consultation and chat to our stylists at Larry King Hair, and we’ll take it from there.