Strategies and Benefits of the Treatsystemethod
Scalp care is essential for maintaining healthy, beautiful hair. Alternating between Treat treatments and following an effective routine with the right products will certainly help resolve imperfections more quickly and effectively. Here are some key points to keep in mind.
Alternating Treatments and Following a Routine
It’s essential not to let your scalp get used to the same active ingredients and products. Over time, the body will adapt and begin to resist them. Alternating treatments helps maintain the products’ effectiveness and prolongs their results over time.
Each product in the Treatsystemethod treatment regimen has a specific role, and consistent use in the recommended order can enhance its effectiveness and preventative benefits.
Seasonal Cleansing Cycles
The scalp requires deep, regenerating cleansing at different times of the year. Each season brings its own specific needs. Planning periodic cleansing cycles helps keep the scalp clean and balanced, preventing the appearance of imperfections and preparing it for subsequent treatments.

Napura recommends the Purify Cleansing Routine scalp with toxins, twice a year, in spring and fall, alternating with the Prime Hair Loss Prevention Line in the summer, formulated with Dead Sea salts and moisturizing and remineralizing trace elements—perfect for counteracting the stress that the scalp and hair endure during the warmer months, when they lose moisture and minerals.

If you’d like to learn more, you’ll find everything in the Beauty Blog about the Purify Detoxifying Routine; you can read it here.
Repeating the Treatment Cycles
We’d all love to have gorgeous hair and healthy scalp with the snap of a finger. But it takes time, commitment, and perseverance—and the results will come for you, too.
There are numerous Treatsystemethod treatments specifically designed to be alternated and to become an integral part of your daily beauty routine. Once you’ve identified the concern and its specific treatment, it’s important to repeat the treatment cycle to prevent the issue from recurring. And even when the issue has subsided or been resolved, it’s recommended to continue with other different treatments as a maintenance routine for as long as you’d like. But how do you figure out which routine is right for you with these alternating treatments?
We’ve created a comprehensive Guide to Skin Care Routines—complete treatment cycles for every skin concern—designed by Napura to help you easily and clearly continue your treatments at home after your initial consultation at the salon.
Some examples
Did you know that seasonal hair loss is one of the most common concerns for most people? To learn more, read our Beauty Blog on the hair’s life cycle.

Seasonal hair loss affects men and women of various age groups, including young people. We recommend repeating a cycle of two treatments, to be performed once or twice a week, depending on the severity of the condition.
Step 1: 2|Energy, which strengthens the hair follicle;
Step 2: 4|Prime, which helps maintain the skin’s balance.
Another very common cosmetic concern is dandruff; for this issue as well, we offer a solution consisting of two treatments to be alternated:
Step 1: 6|Active, which helps the scalp regain balance by restoring its bacterial flora
Step 2: 5|Active, which promotes the balance of the skin’s microbiota, alleviating skin discomfort in cases of occasional dandruff; or 6|Active as a maintenance treatment for persistent dandruff.

All routines can be enhanced with Zone, our intensive localized treatments. Read the dedicated Beauty Blog.
All skin care routines are here.
In conclusion
First of all, you don’t have to feel alone; by following our Guide, you’ll discover that scalp issues are more numerous and much more common than you think. With the right attention and care, it’s possible to prevent, alleviate, and in many cases resolve them, achieving healthy, beautiful hair all year round.
Get started today with Napura’s Treatsystemethod.

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