The Types segment classifies Scalp Essences according to functional intent, with five dominant sub‑categories: Moisturizing, Anti‑Dandruff, Hair‑Growth, Color‑Protection, and Scalp‑Detox. Moisturizing essences contain humectants and occlusive agents that restore lipid balance; they account for approximately 30 % of market value because they are incorporated into most baseline product lines. Anti‑Dandruff formulations incorporate zinc‑pyrithione, ketoconazole, or salicylic acid to mitigate flaking; this niche contributes around 22 % of revenue, reflecting higher formulation costs and targeted consumer segments. Hair‑Growth essences, often enriched with peptides, caffeine, or botanical extracts, represent 18 % of sales, driven by premium pricing and strong efficacy claims. Color‑Protection variants include UV‑filters and antioxidant complexes to preserve dyed hair, generating roughly 15 % of the market, as they are positioned toward post‑color maintenance users. Finally, Scalp‑Detox products employ charcoal or botanical surfactants to remove pollutant buildup, accounting for the remaining 15 % of market size. The proportional distribution of these type sub‑segments underpins the overall market taxonomy and informs strategic positioning.