Your scalp is skin.
Treat it that way.
Hair products stop at the strand. Scalp care starts at the skin.
Eastern ritual · Western precision
one formula · 50 ml
The surface was never the problem.
Shampoos and masks work on the strand. But every strand is rooted in a follicle, and every follicle opens onto skin: living skin with its own balance of oil, moisture, and renewal. When that balance is off, no surface product holds. So we start with that skin.
skin · sebum · moisture · renewal
The Scalp Tonic.
A daily ritual for the skin where every follicle opens.
50 ml · $95
1.7 fl oz · glass · dropper
- Volume
- 50 ml / 1.7 fl oz
- Vessel
- Glass, dropper
- pH
- 4.5–5.0
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Skin, not strand.
Care begins at the skin, not along the length of the hair.
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East meets West.
An Eastern ritual, kept every day. Two actives from European ingredient houses at the level their suppliers studied, and every other number set on purpose.
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First access, by email.
The list comes first.
Three steps. Once a day.
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Part
Part the hair with your fingers where the scalp needs it, and let the skin show.
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Drop
Three or four drops on the skin of each part, not the hair. Four to six parts.
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Press
Press the tonic in with your fingertips, slowly, until it disappears. It stays on; there is nothing to rinse.
The patience is Eastern.
The measurements are ours.
Revi, our founder, learned scalp care in Phuket as a practice, not a product you rinse away. The hair is parted by hand and the skin worked slowly, a few minutes given to it each day, because skin renews itself continuously and only a habit keeps pace with it. The measurements are Western: three or four drops to a part, and a formula made to pH 4.5 to 5.0.
Revi Orenstein.
Founder and formulator · Crown of Liberty
Revi developed the formula with a team of chemists, a dermatologist, and cosmetic advisors.
The full storyWhat the scalp knows.
The list comes first.
Crown of Liberty starts with one product: the Scalp Tonic, 50 ml, $95. The list gets first access.