Sunday Detox Exfoliating Shampoo死海鹽頭皮淨化沙冰
HK$315.0 HK$283.5
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Formulated with Dead Sea salt rocks, coconut based cleansing agents and Abyssinian oil, a lightweight African seed extract rich in regenerative long chain fatty acids, this gentle exfoliator will prevent the itchiness and flakiness of the scalp while removing any build-up, dirt and residues of chemical products on the hair and scalp.
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Abyssian · Italy
Sunday Detox Exfoliating Shampoo
Dead Sea Salt Scalp Purifying Slush Scrub
HK$315/230ml / 230ml
Patented Apiscalp™ × Dead Sea Rock Salt · Deep Scalp Purification · Improves Oily Scalp and Dandruff
✓ Oily scalp, customers who often feel their scalp is oily and uncomfortable
About
Patented Apiscalp™
The primary culprit behind dandruff is Malassezia fungus (particularly M. globosa and M. restricta), which feeds on scalp sebum and metabolizes it into oleic acid that irritates the skin, causing uneven shedding of the stratum corneum and forming dandruff. Controlling Malassezia addresses the root cause; the wild celery seed oil in Apiscalp™ contains antifungal active compounds that directly inhibit its growth.
Dead Sea salt has a mineral concentration 10 times that of ordinary sea salt, containing magnesium (14-16%), potassium, calcium, bromine and other minerals. Magnesium is extremely important for skin barrier repair, and bromine has a natural antibacterial effect. Dead Sea salt’s granules are rounder, so they won’t scratch the scalp the way coarse rock salt can.
BenefitsBenefits+
Scalp feels instantly fresh and light, hair becomes fuller and less flat
Safe for sensitive scalps too, without over-drying or tightness after washing
Purifies while locking in moisture — scalp feels comfortable, not tight, and hair is smooth and shiny afterward
A near-Spa-level scalp care experience, effective with just once-a-week use
AdvantagesProduct Advantages+
Targets control of Malassezia fungus proliferation, the main culprit behind dandruff, and regulates sebum production
Fine Dead Sea rock salt + hydrated silica for gentle exfoliation
Physically lifts away excess oil and impurities without stripping the scalp’s natural lipids
Natural coconut-derived surfactant complex replacing sulfates (SLS/SLES)
Reduces surface tension between water and oil, gently emulsifying impurities
Organic Crambe Abyssinica seed oil + West African shea butter moisturizing formula
Contains Omega-6/9 long-chain fatty acids and natural oils to soothe dryness and itchiness
Slush scrub texture (cream blended with mineral salt granules)
Massaging with fingertips stimulates blood circulation while granules evenly release active ingredients
Free From
✗ Parabens
✗ Silicones
✗ Mineral Oil
✗ Synthetic Fragrance
✗ SLS
✓ Pregnancy Safe
✓ Vegan
✓ Gluten-Free
✓ Soy-Free
✓ Nut OK ✗
✓ Made in Italy
Key IngredientsKey Ingredients+
Patented Apiscalp™
- What it does: Antifungal, dandruff control, sebum regulation
- How it works: Coconut extract contains lauric acid and polyphenols, while wild celery seed oil contains furanocoumarin compounds, together doubly inhibiting Malassezia fungus.
Dead Sea Salt
Dead Sea Rock Salt
- What it does: Physical exfoliation, antibacterial, mineral replenishment
- How it works: Sourced from the Dead Sea in Israel, rich in magnesium, potassium, calcium and bromine minerals, it removes excess oil while soothing scalp inflammation.
Hydrated Silica
Hydrated Silica
- What it does: Gentle Exfoliation
- How it works: Naturally pure, with fine and even granules that won’t scratch the scalp.
Crambe Abyssinica Seed Oil
Crambe Abyssinica Seed Oil
- What it does: Moisturizing and Hydration-Locking
- How it works: The brand’s core ingredient; Omega-6/9 long-chain fatty acids protect the scalp barrier.
Shea Butter
West African Shea Butter
- What it does: Softening and Nourishing
- How it works: Contains Vitamins A/E and fatty acids, helping prevent scalp dehydration and soothe dryness and itchiness.
How to UseHow to Use+
On wet hair, take about 5ml (about the size of a nut) into your palm
Those with severe oiliness or dandruff can increase use to 2-3 times a week
2
Massage into the scalp and hair with your palms
Massage in circular motions with your fingertips for 1-2 minutes, avoiding scratching with your nails
3
Rinse thoroughly with water
Then continue with your regular hair care routine
Use CasesWho It’s For+
Oily scalp
Customers who often feel their scalp is oily and uncomfortable
🌿
Troubled by dandruff
Users dealing with scalp acne or early-stage seborrheic dermatitis
🌙
Itchy scalp
Customers with sensitive, dry scalps needing deep soothing
✨
Seeking natural formulas
Clean Beauty enthusiasts wanting sulfate-free scalp care
FAQFAQ+
MalasseziaThe Relationship Between Fungus and Dandruff
The primary culprit behind dandruff is Malassezia fungus (particularly M. globosa and M. restricta), which feeds on scalp sebum and metabolizes it into oleic acid that irritates the skin, causing uneven shedding of the stratum corneum and forming dandruff. Controlling Malassezia addresses the root cause; the wild celery seed oil in Apiscalp™ contains antifungal active compounds that directly inhibit its growth.
Why Dead Sea Salt Is Especially Suited to the Scalp
Dead Sea salt has a mineral concentration 10 times that of ordinary sea salt, containing magnesium (14-16%), potassium, calcium, bromine and other minerals. Magnesium is extremely important for skin barrier repair, and bromine has a natural antibacterial effect. Dead Sea salt’s granules are rounder, so they won’t scratch the scalp the way coarse rock salt can.
The Right Frequency for Scalp Exfoliation
For healthy scalps, exfoliating 2-4 times a month is enough; oily scalps can go 1-2 times a week; very dry or sensitive scalps are recommended once every two weeks. Over-exfoliating breaks down the natural sebum film and can actually make the scalp oilier. Slush-type products are gentler than gritty scrubs, making them suitable for everyday maintenance.
Seborrheic Dermatitis vs. Ordinary Dandruff
Seborrheic dermatitis presents with visible redness and oily yellow flakes, often accompanied by redness around the eyebrows and nose; ordinary dandruff involves only dry white flakes without redness or swelling. Apiscalp™ may help improve early-stage seborrheic symptoms, but severe cases (extensive redness, weeping) require treatment from a dermatologist.
The Benefits of Crambe Abyssinica Seed Oil for the Scalp
This oil is rich in erucic acid and Omega-9, with a molecular structure similar to the skin’s sebum film; it can replenish the scalp’s natural lipids without causing breakouts. It is gentler on skin than common mineral oil and won’t clog hair follicles.
Abyssian
Natural Performance Haircare · Italy
CautionsCautions+
- ⚠
⚠
Avoid contact with eyes during use; if it gets into eyes, rinse with water - ⚠
⚠
For external use only - ⚠
⚠
Avoid scratching the scalp hard with your nails - ⚠
⚠
For severe scalp inflammation or persistent redness that doesn’t subside, please consult a dermatologist
Shelf life: 3year · After opening: use within 12 months of opening · pH: pH4.8 · Made in: Israel/Italy
User Reviews
| 5 star | 63% | |
| 4 star | 37% | |
| 3 star | 0% | |
| 2 star | 0% | |
| 1 star | 0% |
Abyssian · Italy
Sunday Detox Exfoliating Shampoo
Dead Sea Salt Scalp Purifying Slush Scrub
HK$315/230ml / 230ml
Patented Apiscalp™ × Dead Sea Rock Salt · Deep Scalp Purification · Improves Oily Scalp and Dandruff
✓ Oily scalp, customers who often feel their scalp is oily and uncomfortable
About
Patented Apiscalp™
The primary culprit behind dandruff is Malassezia fungus (particularly M. globosa and M. restricta), which feeds on scalp sebum and metabolizes it into oleic acid that irritates the skin, causing uneven shedding of the stratum corneum and forming dandruff. Controlling Malassezia addresses the root cause; the wild celery seed oil in Apiscalp™ contains antifungal active compounds that directly inhibit its growth.
Dead Sea salt has a mineral concentration 10 times that of ordinary sea salt, containing magnesium (14-16%), potassium, calcium, bromine and other minerals. Magnesium is extremely important for skin barrier repair, and bromine has a natural antibacterial effect. Dead Sea salt’s granules are rounder, so they won’t scratch the scalp the way coarse rock salt can.
BenefitsBenefits+
Scalp feels instantly fresh and light, hair becomes fuller and less flat
Safe for sensitive scalps too, without over-drying or tightness after washing
Purifies while locking in moisture — scalp feels comfortable, not tight, and hair is smooth and shiny afterward
A near-Spa-level scalp care experience, effective with just once-a-week use
AdvantagesProduct Advantages+
Targets control of Malassezia fungus proliferation, the main culprit behind dandruff, and regulates sebum production
Fine Dead Sea rock salt + hydrated silica for gentle exfoliation
Physically lifts away excess oil and impurities without stripping the scalp’s natural lipids
Natural coconut-derived surfactant complex replacing sulfates (SLS/SLES)
Reduces surface tension between water and oil, gently emulsifying impurities
Organic Crambe Abyssinica seed oil + West African shea butter moisturizing formula
Contains Omega-6/9 long-chain fatty acids and natural oils to soothe dryness and itchiness
Slush scrub texture (cream blended with mineral salt granules)
Massaging with fingertips stimulates blood circulation while granules evenly release active ingredients
Free From
✗ Parabens
✗ Silicones
✗ Mineral Oil
✗ Synthetic Fragrance
✗ SLS
✓ Pregnancy Safe
✓ Vegan
✓ Gluten-Free
✓ Soy-Free
✓ Nut OK ✗
✓ Made in Italy
Key IngredientsKey Ingredients+
Patented Apiscalp™
- What it does: Antifungal, dandruff control, sebum regulation
- How it works: Coconut extract contains lauric acid and polyphenols, while wild celery seed oil contains furanocoumarin compounds, together doubly inhibiting Malassezia fungus.
Dead Sea Salt
Dead Sea Rock Salt
- What it does: Physical exfoliation, antibacterial, mineral replenishment
- How it works: Sourced from the Dead Sea in Israel, rich in magnesium, potassium, calcium and bromine minerals, it removes excess oil while soothing scalp inflammation.
Hydrated Silica
Hydrated Silica
- What it does: Gentle Exfoliation
- How it works: Naturally pure, with fine and even granules that won’t scratch the scalp.
Crambe Abyssinica Seed Oil
Crambe Abyssinica Seed Oil
- What it does: Moisturizing and Hydration-Locking
- How it works: The brand’s core ingredient; Omega-6/9 long-chain fatty acids protect the scalp barrier.
Shea Butter
West African Shea Butter
- What it does: Softening and Nourishing
- How it works: Contains Vitamins A/E and fatty acids, helping prevent scalp dehydration and soothe dryness and itchiness.
How to UseHow to Use+
On wet hair, take about 5ml (about the size of a nut) into your palm
Those with severe oiliness or dandruff can increase use to 2-3 times a week
2
Massage into the scalp and hair with your palms
Massage in circular motions with your fingertips for 1-2 minutes, avoiding scratching with your nails
3
Rinse thoroughly with water
Then continue with your regular hair care routine
Use CasesWho It’s For+
Oily scalp
Customers who often feel their scalp is oily and uncomfortable
🌿
Troubled by dandruff
Users dealing with scalp acne or early-stage seborrheic dermatitis
🌙
Itchy scalp
Customers with sensitive, dry scalps needing deep soothing
✨
Seeking natural formulas
Clean Beauty enthusiasts wanting sulfate-free scalp care
FAQFAQ+
MalasseziaThe Relationship Between Fungus and Dandruff
The primary culprit behind dandruff is Malassezia fungus (particularly M. globosa and M. restricta), which feeds on scalp sebum and metabolizes it into oleic acid that irritates the skin, causing uneven shedding of the stratum corneum and forming dandruff. Controlling Malassezia addresses the root cause; the wild celery seed oil in Apiscalp™ contains antifungal active compounds that directly inhibit its growth.
Why Dead Sea Salt Is Especially Suited to the Scalp
Dead Sea salt has a mineral concentration 10 times that of ordinary sea salt, containing magnesium (14-16%), potassium, calcium, bromine and other minerals. Magnesium is extremely important for skin barrier repair, and bromine has a natural antibacterial effect. Dead Sea salt’s granules are rounder, so they won’t scratch the scalp the way coarse rock salt can.
The Right Frequency for Scalp Exfoliation
For healthy scalps, exfoliating 2-4 times a month is enough; oily scalps can go 1-2 times a week; very dry or sensitive scalps are recommended once every two weeks. Over-exfoliating breaks down the natural sebum film and can actually make the scalp oilier. Slush-type products are gentler than gritty scrubs, making them suitable for everyday maintenance.
Seborrheic Dermatitis vs. Ordinary Dandruff
Seborrheic dermatitis presents with visible redness and oily yellow flakes, often accompanied by redness around the eyebrows and nose; ordinary dandruff involves only dry white flakes without redness or swelling. Apiscalp™ may help improve early-stage seborrheic symptoms, but severe cases (extensive redness, weeping) require treatment from a dermatologist.
The Benefits of Crambe Abyssinica Seed Oil for the Scalp
This oil is rich in erucic acid and Omega-9, with a molecular structure similar to the skin’s sebum film; it can replenish the scalp’s natural lipids without causing breakouts. It is gentler on skin than common mineral oil and won’t clog hair follicles.
Abyssian
Natural Performance Haircare · Italy
CautionsCautions+
- ⚠
⚠
Avoid contact with eyes during use; if it gets into eyes, rinse with water - ⚠
⚠
For external use only - ⚠
⚠
Avoid scratching the scalp hard with your nails - ⚠
⚠
For severe scalp inflammation or persistent redness that doesn’t subside, please consult a dermatologist
Shelf life: 3year · After opening: use within 12 months of opening · pH: pH4.8 · Made in: Israel/Italy
User Reviews
| 5 star | 63% | |
| 4 star | 37% | |
| 3 star | 0% | |
| 2 star | 0% | |
| 1 star | 0% |


great option for a deep cleanse, smells nice
用後感覺非常乾淨,大約一星期用一次至兩次,將每日造型嘅產品徹底洗乾淨,一罐可以用好耐,值得回購!