
OF·27 Scalp Reset Serum
Phase 1 of the OF·27 Method: reduces buildup, excess oil, and irritation, restoring the scalp environment ahead of targeted follicular stimulation.
Why start here
Most hair-density routines go straight to stimulating the follicle. The scalp it sits in, buildup, oiliness, irritation, and overall condition, is rarely addressed first.
OF·27 begins with that environment. Phase 1 is not a substitute for follicular stimulation; it is the preparation for it.
Composition
A pH-adjusted lactic-acid exfoliating serum. Lactic acid clears buildup and dead surface cells; sodium hyaluronate and glycerin hold water at the surface; nettle leaf extract calms an oily, irritated scalp. No fragrance, no silicones.
Full ingredient list (INCI): Aqua (Water), Lactic Acid, Pentylene Glycol, Potassium Hydroxide, Butylene Glycol, Glycerin, Sodium Hyaluronate, Urtica Dioica (Nettle) Leaf Extract.
How to use
Apply to a dry scalp once or twice a week, parting the hair so the serum reaches the scalp directly. Leave on for 3–5 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. As an exfoliating treatment, more isn't better; space applications out.
Full directions are provided in the OF·27 Protocol included with every order.
What's included
One 30 mL bottle of OF·27 Scalp Reset Serum, enough for the full 12-week course at 1–2 applications per week, plus the OF·27 Protocol, the written guide to both phases of the OF·27 Method. The Complete System options add one or two 50 mL bottles of OF·27 Follicular Serum, Phase 2, one pump nightly, six weeks per bottle.
Running it with Phase 2
The two phases run in parallel: Scalp Reset keeps the scalp clear and calm once or twice a week while the OF·27 Follicular Serum delivers its growth-factor signal nightly. The studied protocol is twelve weeks, two Follicular bottles; the trial covers the first six.
The Follicular Serum is bottled to reservations in small refrigerated runs; the founding batch ships mid-October, in order of reservation. Scalp Reset ships immediately, so Phase 1 can begin while your Phase 2 allocation is produced.