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Version 1.4.6 · 2026-09-24
UI and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 1.4.6, updated 2026-09-24.







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Struggling with dandruff, an oily scalp, or recurring irritation? SebRx finds the hidden triggers in your daily products and diet — and builds you a personalized routine to fix them.
HOW IT WORKS:
Answer a short quiz about your scalp and hair. SebRx analyzes your answers to build your personal Scalp Trigger Profile and generate a 6-step weekly routine tailored specifically to your issues, hair type, and goal.
SCAN YOUR PRODUCTS:
Point your camera at any ingredient label or barcode. SebRx instantly flags the ingredients most likely to be triggering your specific scalp issues — so you know exactly what to avoid and what to switch to.
SEE YOUR FOOD TRIGGERS:
Photograph your meals to see how your diet is affecting your scalp. Certain foods feed Malassezia overgrowth — SebRx helps you identify which ones are working against you.…
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