Interview with Solange Priso
Member of our Aroma-Zone Multidisciplinary Panel
Our Multidisciplinary PanelSolange Priso is a trichologist. She practises mainly in Paris and also offers online consultations. We are honoured to have her join our Multidisciplinary Panel.
I am a qualified trichologist, specialising in scalp and hair health. My role is to identify the underlying causes of hair problems: hair loss, dandruff, itching, scalp imbalances… signs that we often tend to downplay or misinterpret.
I support my clients through holistic consultations to get to the root causes and offer them solutions that are truly tailored to their situation.
I also train health and beauty professionals through my “Inside The Scalp” programme, with the aim of raising French trichology to international standards.
At the same time, I work with cosmetics brands to help them improve their hair diagnostics and develop products better suited to the scalp’s actual needs.
Supporting people who often arrive in a state of distress, who do not understand what is happening to them and who have never had access to reliable information about their hair.
What moves me is seeing them leave with a clear diagnosis, practical solutions to put in place, and then, a few weeks or months later, seeing the results, their relief and their satisfaction.
That’s what gives meaning to my work.
Well-being, authenticity and a genuine approach to skincare.
Aroma-Zone is a brand that takes the time to understand its customers’ needs, prioritises natural ingredients without compromising on quality, and constantly innovates and challenges itself.
As a customer myself for many years, this is what has always appealed to me.
Because it’s an opportunity to bring trichology to areas where it is still lacking: in the detailed understanding of hair and scalp conditions. Aroma-Zone customers deserve precise, scientific answers that go beyond superficial care. That’s exactly what I want to offer them, and doing so on an international scale makes it even more motivating.
I believe that the skincare of the future will, above all, be more informed. We are moving towards formulations that are gentler on the scalp and better for general health – fewer compromises, greater transparency.
But what will really change is education: consumers want to understand what they’re applying and why. Tomorrow’s skincare will therefore also be skincare that explains, empowers and takes each individual into account as a whole.