Scalpy Bubble Tonic: Soothing Scalp Toner for Hair Retention & Less Shedding | Instant Cooling Relief for Oily Scalp & Itchy Redness | Salicylic Acid Detox for Dandruff & Buildup

I have been using this product for over a week and feel/see my scalp is more healthy/clear of dandruff and less itchy. Hair feels less greasy and there is a bounce but no hair growth yet (probably have to use for 1month+). Like the brush applicator as it helps to spread the bubbles quickly/evenly/to the scalp and is less messy. You can then massage the serum with your finger-tips too for more absorption. My hair looks less dry and well-conditioned. You will feel a little tingle when you start applying but that's ok and means product is reaching the scalp area and starting to work, scent is refreshing. Ingredients (Salicylic-Acid/Dex-Panthenol/L-Menthol) are functional and interesting. Comes in a nice box with a sticker seal. Looking forward to seeing more results, definitely recommend.

I was slightly hesitant at first whether or not I should get it, wondering if I will see/notice any difference, and I'm so happy I got this tonic. First of all, I'M OBSESSED with the scent. The scent is so refreshing, it smells like a cucumber, or like a day at the spa. Application is very easy and I love how it feels when I apply it. There was some confusion among other reviews about how to apply this...I looked on the company's website for instructions and you APPPLY IT ON CLEAN HAIR AFTER SHOWER AND LEAVE IT IN! Do not wash it out, that defeats the purpose. It's supposed to remain on scalp to do its thing. After you apply it, there's pleasant slightly tingling that vanishes after short period of time. What I have noticed is I love how my scalp feels after I apply it and I love how my hair looks after it dries. It's more vibrant and bouncy and I can now go longer between washes because the scalp does not get greasy as quick as before. Now when I wash it, it's not greasy/oily and still feels refreshing. Thing tonic and the hair serum are a must!!

I am obsessed with the applicator on this product. It’s very unique and it’s super effective. The product itself smells good and it is very hydrating and it does seem to help with dandruff and flaky scalp. I found it to be pretty oily though. They kind of market the product as a cleansing product. Not necessarily dry shampoo type of product, but one that should absorb oil and leave your hair/scalp really clean. It definitely made my hair/scalp oily, so I had to use a dry shampoo after it every time. But it does seem to help with flakes and it is hydrating. So it’s probably good for someone who has really dry hair and scalp. But if you have an oily scalp, just know that this probably won’t absorb or get rid of any oil.

This leave in scalp exfoliating treatment from Seapuri actually works way better than I expected. The bubble tonic action really does lift up and break down flakes, sebum and old product buildup without being harsh or stripping. My scalp instantly feels cleaner, lighter and not tight or dry afterwards. I love the cooling menthol feeling and it gives that fresh salon scalp reset at home. I’ve been using this a few times a week and it has noticeably helped reduce itchiness and dry patches on my scalp. It has a nice subtle scent, spreads easily and is not messy at all. You don’t have to rinse it out which makes it super convenient to use before styling or just daily routine.

I have had seborrheic dermatitis my whole life. If you've ever had a baby with cradle cap, that's what it's like. My scalp gets crusty patches and painful oozing sores. I use a rotating variety of medicated shampoos, but there are time when that's just not enough. This stuff is excellent for those times. It's cooling and soothing, the salicylic acid clears up the crusty stuff, and the applicator is a great idea. It's a little tougher to use on long hair, but for someone with short hair this would be a breeze.

This stuff is DISGUSTING truly! I bought it due to all the videos I've seen on it, but oh my gosh it's NOTHING like they say! They say it smells like mint, nope, its like super sugary watermelon candy, and they said it feels super clean afterward, NOPE! It feels like they legit took watermelon candy and soaked it in this, because it dries like powdery and STICKY!!!! EVERYTHING IS STICKY!!! I thought maybe I was just doing it wrong, so I gave it a chance for WEEKS trying all sorts of different suggestions, nope, its just terrible! I might as well soaked jolly ranchers in vodka and poured it on my head 🤦‍♀️ My hair feels SUPER dry and dead now, completely killed it, so there's that too, which sucks because I've taken so much pride and work in my hair since I lost most of it after an emergency surgery, so this thing just keeps throwing out cons.

I recently tried the Saepuri Scaply Bubble Tonic, and I'm absolutely delighted with its performance. This tonic offers a unique, refreshing experience that revitalizes my scalp and hair. The bubbly formula feels invigorating, and I love how it gently cleanses while exfoliating the scalp, removing buildup and excess oil. The scent is pleasantly herbal, creating a spa-like atmosphere during my hair care routine. After using it, my scalp felt refreshed and my hair was noticeably softer and more manageable. It does have a temporary, cool, menthol-type feeling after using. I also appreciate that it’s gentle enough for frequent use, making it a great addition to my regular hair care regimen. Overall, Saepuri Scaply Bubble Tonic is a fantastic product that effectively revitalizes my scalp and enhances the health of my hair. Highly recommended!

this makes my scalp feel clean without drying my hair. smells light and fresh too. only thing is that the pump gives too much sometimes. not a miracle fix for dandruff but my scalp feels way better since using it, especially since i can't wash my hair every day. i have the seapuri scalpy serum as well. while they both deliver that "clean and fresh" feeling, this treatment actually feels like it's cleaning my scalp, while the serum is more about helping with thickening the roots over time. planning to use both together and see how it goes.