YOUR PERSONALIZED SCALP-CARE PATTERN

TYPE C

Sensitive / Inflamed

Your answers show tenderness, burning, soreness, itching, or reactivity as the strongest pattern.

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Prepared by Kay ColeBoard-Certified Trichologist & Hair Loss Practitioner

Your scalp is giving you clues—not a label.

Your scalp-care pattern needs a calm, simplified approach. Sensitivity can have many causes, so reducing triggers and avoiding aggressive treatment is more appropriate than trying multiple new products.

Three immediate next steps

01

Pause new products and simplify your routine so triggers are easier to identify.

02

Avoid tight styling, aggressive massage, scratching, and harsh cleansing.

03

Document burning, tenderness, redness, scaling, and the products or styles used beforehand.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Pushing through pain, burning, or persistent itching
  • Testing several products at the same time
  • Treating inflammation with aggressive scrubbing or essential oils
01
UNDERSTAND

SPROUT™ Scalp Type Guide

Learn what your result means, the habits that may work against it, and the care priorities for your scalp pattern.

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02
BUILD

The Healthy Scalp Blueprint™

Turn that understanding into a personalized 12-week routine, tracker, wash-day plan, and progress system.

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03
PERSONALIZE

Scalp & Hair Consultation

A consultation is appropriate now for ongoing sensitivity or uncertainty. Sudden loss, sores, bleeding, pus, spreading rash, thick plaques, severe pain, or rapidly worsening symptoms should be evaluated by a dermatologist or physician.

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04
SUPPORT

Growth Cocktail System

Use a coordinated cleanse, condition, hydrate, nourish, and seal system after your needs and routine are clear.

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05
TRANSFORM

Length Retention Academy

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Important health guidance

This quiz is educational and is not a diagnosis. Sudden bald patches, rapidly widening areas, severe pain or burning, sores, pus, bleeding, scaly bald patches, shiny scar-like areas, thick plaques, or rapid shedding should be evaluated by a dermatologist or physician.