At first, I wasn't sure if this would be effective, but whenever my scalp gets extremely itchy, spraying this on really helps. My scalp would get so intensely itchy that it would feel like it was burning, but when I spray this on, the cooling sensation from the liquid formula and gently pressing it in with my fingertips makes the itchiness go away or at least significantly reduce. Even if the itchiness doesn't go away completely, continuing to spray and press it in makes the itchiness stop. So now, I can't imagine being without this product. Whenever I scratch my head, my hair would start falling out, but using this has greatly reduced the frequency of the itchiness, which is great.

There's no downside! I've been using this whenever my scalp gets itchy, and it works really well.

The liquid type feels refreshing when applied to the scalp. It has a unique cooling sensation like menthol. It seems to be good for soothing the scalp for those with a heating sensation. Since I dye my hair about every 3 months, the frequent dyeing seems to have damaged my scalp, and as I get older, my hair is really falling out, which is so upsetting... After my last dye job, my scalp was really damaged, and my head was stinging and hurting. So when I gently applied the Scalp Med Red Capsule, it felt so refreshing and good. The heating sensation subsided, and after a few days, it calmed down a lot. Additionally, I'm not sure if it's because of my age or stress, but my hair is thinning, and the part line is becoming very pronounced at the forehead and crown, so I've been diligently applying it there recently. When I apply it all over my scalp, it feels satisfying. It also seems like my hair is falling out a bit less... Continuing to use it consistently seems like it will be helpful.

I don't really have any complaints. The only thing is that since it's a liquid type, when I use it near the hairline, the liquid sometimes flows down my forehead, so I apply it by sweeping my hair back first.

After applying it, I gently pat it in to help it absorb. Then, after it's dried a bit, I massage my scalp with my fingertips to stimulate it.