Ikue Treatment, 500g (White Lily)

I bought the floral travel set. The shampoo smells amazing, but the conditioner... I wonder if I bought the wrong one, because it smells like oxidized oil. The smell fades after a while after drying, but I wonder if that's just how it smells? However, after washing and drying, my hair feels moisturized and not dry, which is great.

Salon-quality results at home. A genuine review from a hairdresser supervised by a hairdresser. After using it for a month, I really love "Ikue." Here's what I love about it! The foam is incredibly dense: Even though it's amino acid-based, it creates a bouncy, friction-free lather, which is great. My hair is easier to manage: Thanks to the repairing ingredient "heme," it calms dryness and makes my hair smooth and silky. The clean scent: The white lily scent is soothing, like a soap after a bath. After using it for a month, I was worried about frizz and flyaways, but I feel like styling my hair in the morning has become so much easier. I recommend it to anyone who uses an iron every day or who is concerned about color damage! Contents: 400ml each Price: ¥2,750 each (tax included/reference price) Distributor: Dearlogue Co., Ltd. Purchase here. Check out @dl_cosme at the official online store or other retailers! #IkueShampoo #SalonShampoo #IkueShampoo #HairCare #ShinyHair #AdultBeauty

It lathers well and rinses off easily. The scent is also nice.

I bought three types in travel size. I like White Lily because it's similar to SHIRO's. The citrus scent is not too strong and doesn't linger in the hair, which is nice. Personally, I like the floral scent because it's gentle and not too strong. My hair felt smooth and silky after washing, and my scalp felt thoroughly cleansed. I'd like to buy the bottled version as well.

I purchased the travel set from Suzykirei shopping. I would have preferred a trial version, but they didn't. I thought it was a very versatile shampoo. The scent is pleasant enough to enjoy while washing, but it doesn't linger too strongly after drying. The cleansing ingredients indicate a gentle cleanse, and glycerin is listed high on the shampoo's ingredients list, so I thought it would be suitable for those concerned about dry hair. It doesn't lather particularly well, but it's not too thick for easy washing. The conditioner's ingredients also list glycerin after water, so I think it's also suitable for dry hair. However, the coating itself (partly because it appears midway through the ingredients list) is light, so I think it's better for those who are concerned about dry hair but don't want to lose too much volume. There are three types, but I wonder if the difference is just the scent. Even though my hairdresser always tells me that my hair is dry, I was able to achieve a fluffy yet manageable finish. As I mentioned earlier, I think this shampoo is suitable for people who are concerned about dry hair, people who want a gentle cleansing effect (people who use a lot of hair styling products or after-bath treatments, or people with a lot of sebum, may be able to wash their hair twice), and people who don't want to lose too much volume but still want to moisturize their hair.