Scruples Hair Clearifier Deep Cleansing Shampoo

Deep cleansing shampoo removes metals, minerals and chlorine
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• Gently removes metals, minerals and chlorine
• Leaves hair unbelievably clean
• Use as often as needed
• Use prior to all chemical services

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FAQ 

Q: What is Scruples Hair Clearifier Deep Cleansing Shampoo?
A: It’s a deep-cleansing shampoo from Scruples that removes buildup from metals, minerals, chlorine, styling products, and other residues — leaving hair thoroughly clean and prepared for chemical services. 

Q: When and why should a stylist or client use this shampoo?
A: Use it prior to any chemical service (bleaching, coloring, perming, etc.) to ensure hair is free of contaminants that could interfere with processing. It’s also useful for clarifying hair after heavy product use, swimming (chlorine), or hard-water exposure.

Q: What are the main benefits of using Hair Clearifier?
A:

• Removes metals, minerals, chlorine, and product buildup that can dull shine or block the effects of chemical treatments. 

• Leaves hair “unbelievably clean” — making hair more receptive to color, lightening, and conditioning treatments. 

• Helps reset hair after saturation from styling products, hard water, or environmental exposure. 

Q: How is it used?
A: Apply to wet hair, lather thoroughly, then rinse and follow with a conditioner. Because it's designed to strip buildup, many stylists follow with a hydrating or nourishing conditioner after use.

Q: Is this shampoo suitable for all hair types?
A: Yes — though it is especially recommended before chemical services or when hair has heavy product buildup, mineral buildup (e.g. hard water), or exposure to chlorine (e.g. swimming). It can also be useful for clients needing a “fresh start” before a major treatment. 

Q: Are there anything stylists should watch out for?
A: Because it is a deep-cleansing formula (with surfactants and chelating agents), it can strip oils and make hair more porous — so for clients with dry, brittle, or color-treated hair, it’s wise to follow up with a good conditioner or reparative treatment right after. Many professionals recommend using it only when needed (e.g. before chemical work or after heavy buildup) rather than as a weekly shampoo.