Hair care · Protocol-led trichology
Hair treatments for scalp & hair health.
Targeted hair and scalp care for hair thinning, dandruff, seborrhoeic imbalance, sensitivity and fibre damage. Protocol-led: scalp balance at the root, fibre quality through the lengths — strength, elasticity, shine and manageability.
Est. 1989 — SpainTreatment families
Five families, one method.
Cleanse, treat and maintain. Each family is a protocol designed to work together.
Our method
Addressing hair concerns with scientific precision.
We design programmes that align ingredient science with practical trichology. Each treatment family combines carefully selected actives and delivery systems to support consistent results and high tolerance.
Scalp–fibre continuum
Our hair treatments are structured around the scalp–fibre continuum: supporting a healthier scalp environment at the root while improving the feel and appearance of the fibre through the lengths. This dual focus is essential when concerns overlap (for example, shedding plus sensitivity, or oiliness plus flaking).
Recommended by experts
SIMONE TRICHOLOGY routines are developed with trichology expertise and a research-led mindset. Treatments are designed to be used as protocols rather than isolated products, helping you build a routine that matches your scalp type, hair fibre condition and goals.
Protocols, not products
Evidence-led formulation, a protocol approach (cleanse + treat + maintain), a scalp-first philosophy and personalised guidance aligned to scalp type, fibre condition and goals.
What these protocols target
Built around real scalp and hair concerns.
Address hair loss and support visible density
Designed to support the follicular environment and anchorage feel in common thinning patterns (androgenetic alopecia, telogen effluvium and alopecia areata support routines). Protocols typically combine a dedicated shampoo with a leave-in scalp treatment. What you may notice: improved anchorage feel at the root, fuller-looking density and body, a stronger, more resilient fibre.
Support scalp comfort, flaking and sebum balance
Seborrhoeic imbalance, dandruff, sensitivity and itch-prone discomfort. The goal is a calmer, more even scalp feel, with routines that support longer-lasting freshness without aggressive stripping. Targets: visible flaking (dry or oily), excess sebum and heavy roots, sensitivity and reactive scalp feel, comfort and barrier support.
Repair and revitalise the hair fibre
For dry, damaged or over-processed hair, fibre-focused protocols provide deep conditioning and structural support to improve softness, elasticity and shine while keeping the finish lightweight. Goals: improved hydration and flexibility, smoother cuticle feel and frizz control, stronger-feeling lengths with better manageability.
Choose a targeted programme
Find the routine for your concern.
If you already know your concern, select the most relevant programme. Each category groups protocols designed to work together (cleanse + treat + maintain).
Thinning / shedding / reduced density
Hair Loss Treatments — Targeted routines designed to support the follicular environment and anchorage feel in patterns such as androgenetic alopecia, telogen effluvium and alopecia areata support programmes. These programmes typically combine:
- A targeted shampoo
- A leave-in scalp serum/lotion
- Optional fibre support (conditioner/mask) to minimise breakage
Greasy roots / seborrhoeic imbalance
Seborrhoea Treatments — Balancing care for oily or seborrhoeic scalps to help reduce heavy roots, support sebum regulation and maintain longer-lasting freshness — without over-stripping. These programmes typically combine:
- Clarifying, scalp-balancing cleansing
- Leave-in sebum support between washes
- Comfort support when sensitivity coexists
Flakes (dry or oily) + itch
Dandruff Treatments — Support for dry or oily dandruff patterns, helping reduce visible flakes and improve scalp comfort with purifying and soothing routines suitable for ongoing care. These programmes typically combine:
- Anti-flake cleansing
- Leave-in balance support for recurrence control
- Comfort-focused steps for itch-prone scalps
Dryness, damage, breakage, frizz
Moisturising Treatments — Deep hydration and repair for dry, damaged or sensitised hair fibres — supporting softness, elasticity and frizz control while keeping the finish lightweight. These programmes typically combine:
- Moisturising cleansing
- Repair conditioners and masks
- Leave-in repair support where needed
Tightness, discomfort, imbalance, pH stress
Equilibrium Treatments — Protocols designed to support scalp and hair equilibrium, including comfort and hydration when the scalp feels tight, flaky or stressed — helping maintain a more stable environment over time. These programmes typically combine:
- Gentle cleansing
- Barrier-support steps
- Targeted leave-in comfort support when required
FAQ
Questions answered.
How long should I use hair treatments before assessing results?
Most routines are designed to be used consistently across a full cycle (often 6–12 weeks) before you evaluate progress. Your ideal frequency depends on scalp type, the concern being targeted and how reactive the scalp feels.
Can I combine hair loss and dandruff routines?
Yes — many people experience overlapping concerns. A common approach is a targeted shampoo for the primary scalp issue plus a leave-in serum aligned to density support, while keeping fibre repair lightweight to avoid build-up.
Are these programmes suitable for frequent washing?
Several protocols are designed for frequent use. If your scalp is oil-prone or reactive, choose a routine that supports balance and comfort rather than aggressive stripping.
Do I need a mask or conditioner in a scalp-focused programme?
If your lengths are dry, coloured or breakage-prone, adding a conditioner or mask can improve elasticity and reduce breakage-related shedding — supporting the overall appearance of density.
Personalise your treatment plan
Not sure where to start?
If you are unsure which programme fits best, a consultation can help identify the priority (scalp balance, shedding/thinning support or fibre repair) and build a routine that matches your needs.
