I suffered from seborrheic dermatitis for years, where my scalp would peel off in flaky chunks the size of half a fingernail, and my scalp would become red, itchy, and irritated. Steroid medications would only provide temporary relief, and the dermatologist-prescribed shampoos would just keep the condition from worsening, but not really improve it. However, after using this shampoo, the condition almost completely disappeared. It's not overly cooling or squeaky clean, but it does a good job of managing oil on the scalp without leaving it feeling greasy. The fragrance is relatively mild.

The price is quite high, with the shampoo alone costing over 190,000 won for a liter product, and the conditioner costing 200,000 won. The formula is quite thin, so it gets used up quickly and tends to spray out excessively. The cleansing power is not extremely strong, so more than one wash is often needed. Meanwhile, using just the shampoo leaves the hair feeling very dry, so some additional treatment is necessary. Since it doesn't seem to have any anti-hair loss functionality, switching from a more functional shampoo has led to a noticeable increase in hair loss.

It's really good. When the official homepage has a discount on liter shampoos, you can buy them for around 16.6. On Naver, you can also find similar price ranges with set products that come with gifts, so please refer to that. The conditioner also doesn't seem to have any effect, but when you see the curl in the afternoon, it's different. It's smooth and has strength, you know. I recommend purchasing when there are events that include the conditioner. For those with seborrheic scalp dermatitis, there are usually seasons about once or twice a month where they give away scalp line gifts, so you can fill the amount with other items and try the gift.

I feel that my scalp has been improving with consistent use. I feel like I can trust Aveda products.

The price is expensive, but aside from that, I'm not sure of any other downsides.