Hwahae shampoo is ranked number one for scalp care, and it seems to have good ingredients, so I ordered it with confidence.

There are still some unsatisfactory aspects, but I don't think I've felt them strongly so far.

Hwahae Abundant lather A small amount was sufficient to create ample lather, which was enough even for long hair after just one pump. You know you shouldn't just rub the lather directly onto the scalp when shampooing, right? It's best to work the lather in your hands first, then massage it onto the scalp. Cooling sensation and refreshing finish The shampoo had a slightly cooling sensation, which felt refreshing. I felt it was a good shampoo for oily scalps, and even though I have dry skin, I didn't experience any issues with flaking or buildup when using it. Invigorating peppermint scent I don't prefer very strong scents, but this product had a pleasant, cooling fragrance that wasn't overpowering. The refreshing scent was especially nice for summer use. Anti-hair loss effect While shampoo alone can't dramatically improve hair loss, I did notice less shedding when rinsing. This seems like a good introductory anti-hair loss shampoo. Compared to regular drugstore shampoos, this felt like a more specialized hair care product, and I was satisfied with the usage experience.

The hair feels a bit stiff to use. Since the hair is damaged and the scalp is dry, it feels quite dry and stiff after shampooing. The shampoo itself is not extremely moisturizing, so I used it by brushing my hair before shampooing, shampooing, and always using a treatment, which helped prevent my hair from getting tangled and allowed me to use it well. The price Since it's an anti-hair loss shampoo, the price range is a bit high, so it would be great if they offered more discounts and promotions.