Joanna Czech Is Teaming Up With Hårklinikken to Offer In-studio Scalp Consultations

Call it a meeting of the minds — or at least, the scalp and the face.

Celebrity facialist Joanna Czech has joined forces with Danish scalp and hair health brand Hårklinikken to offer its signature scalp consultations and product line at her New York, Dallas and Los Angeles studios.

It was in 2018 that Czech met Hårklinikken founder Lars Skjøth and the pair bonded.

“We share a holistic approach to skin care; we both have a passion for science and believe in skin and hair regimens that are tailored to an individual,” said Skjøth, who founded Hårklinikken in 1992 and operates six clinics in Copenhagen; Aarhus, Denmark; Reykjavík, Iceland; Dubai; New York and Beverly Hills. Last year, the brand added supermodel Helena Christensen as an ambassador.

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This partnership marks the first time guests will be able to receive scalp assessments and personalized hair product recommendations at Czech’s eponymous clinics, known for her custom facials, massages and other treatments.

“It’s something new for our educated client; it makes it more practical for them to have this one-stop-shop for their skin and scalp needs — especially for New Yorkers, who love that,” said Czech, whose clients include Hailey Bieber and Jennifer Aniston.

The in-studio scalp consultations cost $250 for a 45-minute session, aiming to assess scalp aging, hydration and care needs, while follow-ups are $150.

A range of Hårklinikken’s hair care and styling products will also be available in-studio and online at joannaczech.com, starting at $25 for a styling gel and $88 for the brand’s hero Hair Gain Extract elixir.

There are also talks of potentially bringing Czech’s facial services to Hårklinikken’s hair clinics at some point: “Why not offer more — especially when you’re in complete agreement with your philosophies and have an opportunity to offer a very comprehensive view and education to a client,” said Czech.