Spring into scalp health
A new season is the ideal time to refresh your personal-care routine, so why not revisit your hair care—and specifically your scalp care—while you’re at it?
Read more5 ways SEEN is proven to help your hair and skin
Sure, SEEN provides proven benefits for your skin, but we wouldn’t be doing our job if our products didn’t deliver stronger, smoother, healthier hair. We believe you can have it all (i.e. not having to choose between gorgeous hair and happy skin).
Read moreAre you experiencing "winter itch"?
Flakes of the snow variety may not be the only ones you’re seeing this time of year. Chilly temperatures and less moisture in the air outside along with artificial heat inside can make dryness, flaking, and itching worse.
Read moreWhat we're gifting...
Who wouldn't want the gift of beautiful, healthy hair and happy skin? Here, a few members of our team share the SEEN products their giving this holiday season (and why)!
Read moreMajor news for those with sensitive or eczema-prone skin
SEEN has some exciting news that anyone with sensitive or eczema-prone skin will be very happy about... All of our fragrance-free products have received the National Eczema Association's Seal of Acceptance™!
Read moreCommon skin conditions that affect the scalp and skin
Harvard-trained dermatologist Dr. Iris Rubin created SEEN because shampoos, conditioners, and styling products all come in contact with the skin as well as the hair, both in the shower and out.
Read moreA closer look at SEEN's star ingredients
Thanks to these stand-out ingredients, SEEN offers clean, non-irritating, non-comedogenic hair care products that respect the skin and scalp while delivering stronger, smoother, healthier hair.
Read moreSigns that your scalp may need extra TLC
What have you done for your scalp lately? Although we tend to focus most on the actual hair that grows out of our heads, this delicate yet hard-working skin is where the magic happens, and a happy scalp leads to healthy hair.
Read moreBeing SEEN, fragrance free
A human nose has around 400 types of scent receptors. Despite the myth that humans have a bad sense of smell relative to other animals, a 2014 study reported in the journal Science concluded that the human nose can distinguish...
Read moreScalp acne - yes, it's definitely a thing!
We’ve heard about acne on your face, your back, your chest, but there’s another area frequently prone to breakouts that just doesn’t get the same attention: your scalp. Yup, true story. “Scalp acne can be similar to acne on other parts of...
Read moreHair Products Leave a Residue!
Most people think that when they rinse hair products off in the shower, those products wash down the drain. But what most people don’t realize is that hair products – even the “rinse-off” ones! – also leave a residue behind that is...
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