Refresh Your Clients’ Routine with the #1 Scalp Care Brand — Tea Tree by Paul Mitchell

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Paul Mitchell’s Tea Tree — the #1 scalp care brand sold in salons — just got a fresh new look and an even stronger sustainability story. The same invigorating formulas your clients already love now come in modern, eco-friendly packaging that tells a story worth sharing online.

As a storefront owner, this update is a perfect opportunity to drive traffic to your online store, engage clients through social media storytelling, and reintroduce a cult-favorite brand with a meaningful message.

Drive Online Sales Through Education + Storytelling

Your clients are shopping online for brands that align with their values — and Tea Tree’s new look makes it easy to start a conversation.

Here’s how to position Tea Tree digitally:

  • Use your “Feature” tool to spotlight Tea Tree products at the top of your online store so clients see them first when they shop.

  • Leverage the Recommender Tool to personalize client suggestions. Use it to recommend Tea Tree for clients who mention scalp concerns, dryness, or those looking for clean, refreshing formulas — and pair with language like “Refreshed look. Same iconic tingle.” in your outreach.

  • Focus on sustainability in your client communication — highlight that Tea Tree bottles are made from 100% recycled plastic, reducing environmental impact.

  • Share the sensory experience: Post on social media or in your client messages about the tingling, cooling, and refreshing feel that Tea Tree is known for.

  • Bundle for better results: Suggest Tea Tree Special Shampoo + Conditioner as the perfect pair for scalp care, or cross-sell with styling products from the same line.

Remind clients that purchasing through your online store supports you directly — every click, every cart, and every Tea Tree sale contributes to your business’s growth.

Share the Story

Explore what’s new with Tea Tree — including exciting product launches — in this short video from Paul Mitchell:
 

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