SkinSourcer · The Shelf
Edit 075 · BACK BAR
Back Bar: The Liter Sizes a Salon Buys, Sold to You
Ten professional formats from a shop that mostly supplies salons, where the biggest bottle turns out to be the sensible one.
Edit 065 · THE CLEAN SLATE
The Clean Slate: Clarifying Shampoos and Scalp Detoxes for a Real Reset
For when your hair is not dirty. It is carrying baggage.
Edit 064 · OVERNIGHT SUCCESS
Overnight Success: Hair Treatments Worth Sleeping In
Eight hours you were going to spend asleep anyway. Nine products that use them.
Edit 063 · GROWTH PHASE
Growth Phase: Density Serums for People With Patience
Because the most important part of the routine might be the part that never touches the ends.
Edit 062 · HEAT WAVE
Heat Wave: What to Put On Before the Blow Dryer
Your blow dryer is not the problem. Using it naked is.
Edit 061 · EXPENSIVE HAIR
Expensive Hair: The Products Behind Hair That Looks Suspiciously Well Funded
Expensive hair is not a price point. It is a finish.
Edit 060 · THE BREAKUP
The Breakup: Hair Repair for Breakage, Bleach and Heat Damage
For hair that is hanging on by a thread.
Edit 058 · ROOT CAUSE
Root Cause: Scalp Care That Comes Before the Hair
Salicylic acid, peptides and a bond builder, all aimed at the skin under the hair.
Edit 032 · ROUND BRUSH
Round Brush: A Salon Blowout, Made Repeatable at Home
A salon blow-dry at home is mostly technique and tension. Eight things that make it repeatable, starting with a dryer that costs a hundred and fifty seven dollars, not five hundred.
Edit 031 · SURFACE TENSION
Surface Tension: Treatments That Work Inside the Hair, and the Ones That Only Coat It
Which treatments work inside the hair, which only smooth the outside, and why the difference is worth knowing before you spend seventy five dollars.
Edit 030 · THE SCALP IS SKIN
The Scalp Is Skin: Care for the Face You Never See
Scalp care is skincare with worse lighting. Eight products that treat it that way, and the four that are genuinely fragrance free.
Hair
Wash, treat, style and scalp, held to the same bar.
Hair · Curated
Edit 075 · BACK BAR
Back Bar: The Liter Sizes a Salon Buys, Sold to You
Ten professional formats from a shop that mostly supplies salons, where the biggest bottle turns out to be the sensible one.
Edit 065 · THE CLEAN SLATE
The Clean Slate: Clarifying Shampoos and Scalp Detoxes for a Real Reset
For when your hair is not dirty. It is carrying baggage.
Edit 064 · OVERNIGHT SUCCESS
Overnight Success: Hair Treatments Worth Sleeping In
Eight hours you were going to spend asleep anyway. Nine products that use them.
Edit 063 · GROWTH PHASE
Growth Phase: Density Serums for People With Patience
Because the most important part of the routine might be the part that never touches the ends.
Edit 062 · HEAT WAVE
Heat Wave: What to Put On Before the Blow Dryer
Your blow dryer is not the problem. Using it naked is.
Edit 061 · EXPENSIVE HAIR
Expensive Hair: The Products Behind Hair That Looks Suspiciously Well Funded
Expensive hair is not a price point. It is a finish.
Edit 060 · THE BREAKUP
The Breakup: Hair Repair for Breakage, Bleach and Heat Damage
For hair that is hanging on by a thread.
Edit 058 · ROOT CAUSE
Root Cause: Scalp Care That Comes Before the Hair
Salicylic acid, peptides and a bond builder, all aimed at the skin under the hair.
Edit 032 · ROUND BRUSH
Round Brush: A Salon Blowout, Made Repeatable at Home
A salon blow-dry at home is mostly technique and tension. Eight things that make it repeatable, starting with a dryer that costs a hundred and fifty seven dollars, not five hundred.
Edit 031 · SURFACE TENSION
Surface Tension: Treatments That Work Inside the Hair, and the Ones That Only Coat It
Which treatments work inside the hair, which only smooth the outside, and why the difference is worth knowing before you spend seventy five dollars.
Edit 030 · THE SCALP IS SKIN
The Scalp Is Skin: Care for the Face You Never See
Scalp care is skincare with worse lighting. Eight products that treat it that way, and the four that are genuinely fragrance free.
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