Mediceuticals Therapeutic Rinse

Mediceuticals Therapeutic Rinse Conditioner is a trichology-informed conditioning rinse designed to calm, soothe and balance the scalp after cleansing, while lightly conditioning the hair and helping maintain a healthy scalp environment is the purpose. Its oil- and lipid-free weightless formula helps restore pH balance and supports scalp comfort without heaviness.

Trichology overview

Dry, sensitive, reactive or irritated scalp conditions can create discomfort, itching, flaking or tight sensations and may reduce responsiveness to targeted scalp therapies. This rinse is formulated to support scalp comfort, soothe irritation and maintain an optimal pH balance, which is a foundational step in restoring scalp homeostasis (balance) and supporting hair-growth environments.

How it supports scalp & hair health

• Soothe & calm scalp: Helps reduce irritation, tightness and sensitivity post-wash.
• Light, weightless conditioning: Detangles and softens hair without oil or heavy lipids.
• Balances pH: Supports the natural acidity levels of scalp and hair to discourage microbial overgrowth and improve comfort.
• Antibacterial/anti-inflammatory botanicals: Goldenseal extract and plant-derived extracts help calm reactive scalp responses and soothe discomfort.

Clinical indications

This conditioner is indicated as part of a trichology-based hair and scalp care routine for:

✔ Sensitive, dry or reactive scalp

✔ Tight-feeling or uncomfortable scalp after shampooing

✔ Lightweight detangling without oil or greasiness

✔ Preparatory scalp conditioning before treatment serums or topical regrowth products

Not intended as a stand-alone medical treatment for moderate-to-severe inflammatory dermatoses without in clinic guidance.

Trichology note

An optimal scalp pH and reduced irritation create a more receptive environment for targeted scalp therapies and hair-growth treatments. Balancing the scalp after cleansing helps maintain the barrier function and discourages discomfort, sensitivity and microbial imbalance, which are common contributors that can limit the effectiveness of other treatment steps.