Quiz | Jupiter

That does it.

While we gather your personalized regimen, sit back, let your hair down, and give your flakes one last goodbye.

The health and safety of our customers is absolutely paramount. Given your selection of "broken or exposed skin," we recommend you first consult a physician that can diagnose the most appropriate course of treatment. If you'd still like to continue with the quiz, please click the "Accept & Continue" button below.

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Basics

Welcome.

Personalize your scalp care with the help of our resident dermatologist. Take the quiz (it’s a quickie, we promise).

Dr. Julie Karen

Just a heads up:

Jupiter’s recommendations are not medical diagnoses nor should they be considered as such.

I’m Ready

Just a heads up:

Jupiter’s recommendations are not medical diagnoses nor should they be considered as such.

Basics

First off, what’s your name?

Basics

Are you:

Male

Female

Non-binary

Prefer not to answer

Hair

Hi [NAME]. These first few questions are about your hair. How would you describe it?

Tight Curls

Loose Curls

Wavy

Straight

No hair

Hair

Any hair concerns?

Select all that apply.

Dry and damaged

Frizzy

Tangled

Oily or greasy

Lacking volume

Thinning or hair loss

Product buildup

Nope, all good!

Hair

How often do you wash your hair?

Daily

3 to 5 times a week

1 to 2 times a week

Never

Why we ask:

Oil and dead skin cells can build up as a result of infrequent hair washing.

Why we ask:

Oil and dead skin cells can build up as a result of infrequent hair washing.

Scalp

Great start. Where do you live?

Why we ask:

Variations in humidity, pollution and overall climate may impact your scalp health.

Why we ask:

Variations in humidity, pollution and overall climate may impact your scalp health.

Scalp

What’s your email?

By giving us your email, you're giving us the ok to contact you.

Why we ask:

So we can share our recommendations at the end of the quiz. See our Terms & Conditions for more info.

Why we ask:

So we can share our recommendations at the end of the quiz. See our Terms & Conditions for more info.

Scalp

Thanks, [NAME]. Let's talk scalps now. Have you experienced any flaking, irritation, itchiness, redness, oiliness, dryness or broken or exposed skin?

Yes

Why we ask:

There’s a bunch of different ways you can experience scalp discomfort. In fact, nearly 75% of us experience dandruff symptoms at some point in our lives.

Why we ask:

There’s a bunch of different ways you can experience scalp discomfort. In fact, nearly 75% of us experience dandruff symptoms at some point in our lives.

Scalp

How would you describe your scalp condition?

Select all that apply.

Flaking

Itchiness

Redness

Oiliness

Dryness

Broken or exposed skin

Scalp

Thanks, [NAME]. Now, let’s talk flakes real quick. If you were to ruffle your hair over a dark surface, which of these most closely describes the flakes?

Dusty, like powdered sugar

Small, yellow or whitish confetti

Big, stickier flakes

Why we ask:

An accurate flake description helps us determine the optimal regimen for you.

Why we ask:

An accurate flake description helps us determine the optimal regimen for you.

Scalp

When do you typically experience scalp discomfort (including flaking)?

Daily

During warmer months

During colder months

Once in a while

Rarely

Not sure

Lifestyle

Awesome, [NAME]. Lastly, we’re going to ask a few lifestyle questions. How often do you exercise?

Almost every day

Multiple times a week

A few times a month

Never

Why we ask:

Exercise can increase oil production on the scalp, which may require rinsing. On the other hand, the stress reduction from exercising can strengthen the body’s natural defenses.

Why we ask:

Exercise can increase oil production on the scalp, which may require rinsing. On the other hand, the stress reduction from exercising can strengthen the body’s natural defenses.

Lifestyle

How often do you travel?

Often

A few times a year

Rarely

Never

Why we ask:

Traveling introduces a variety of factors that affect your scalp, including humidity, temperature and pollution changes. Thus, keeping a consistent scalp care regimen is super important.

Why we ask:

Traveling introduces a variety of factors that affect your scalp, including humidity, temperature and pollution changes. Thus, keeping a consistent scalp care regimen is super important.

Lifestyle

On to food and drink. Which of the following do you consume regularly?

Select all that apply.

Dairy

Gluten

Sweets

Spicy foods

Alcohol

None

Why we ask:

Some people have food intolerances which may impact your scalp’s health.

Why we ask:

Some people have food intolerances which may impact your scalp’s health.

Basics

Hair

Scalp

Lifestyle

Balancing Shampoo

Calming scalp cleanser with a little extra kick.

Nourishing Conditioner

Scalp and hair moisturizer that leaves locks tangle-free.

Purifying Mask

Gentle weekly detox that cools, calms, and exfoliates.

Soothing Elixir

On-the-go moisturizing relief for an itchy, dry scalp.

Restoring Serum

Supercharged leave-on to promote a balanced scalp.

Scalp Brush

Stimulating scalp massager that removes build-up.