ululis Pink Me Water Conch Control Hair Oil, 100ml

(1) Smooths frizz and unwanted waves without weighing hair down
(2) Lightweight, non-greasy texture — no sticky or oily residue after drying
(3) Leaves hair with a soft, glossy finish that holds through the day

Hair that frizzes or waves unpredictably is often less about damage and more about uneven moisture distribution inside the strand — what Japanese hair care calls インナードライ (inner dry hair). The ululis Pink Me Water Conc Control Hair Oil was built around exactly that. Over 90% of its formula is made up of water-soluble hydrating and cuticle-smoothing agents, meaning it layers moisture into the hair rather than just coating the surface with silicone. The result after blow-drying: strands that lie flatter, ends that feel softer, and noticeably less of that mid-afternoon puffiness that shows up by lunch. The Melty Fleur scent — a soft, slightly sweet floral — is the kind that lingers just enough without announcing itself. Reaches for pump.

(1) Hydrolyzed Royal Jelly Extract: helps repair and condition the hair surface
(2) Glucosyl Ceramide: supports moisture retention along the hair shaft
(3) Water-Soluble Keratin (Wool): smooths texture and reinforces hair structure
(4) Hydrolyzed Honey Protein: adds softness and a subtle healthy-looking sheen
(5) Centifolia Rose Flower Water: the beauty water base that delivers hydration into the hair

Cyclopentasiloxane, dimethicone, dimethiconol, isopropyl palmitate, triethylhexanoin, hydrolyzed royal jelly extract, glucosylceramide, water-soluble keratin (wool), sodium tocopheryl phosphate, isostearoyl hydrolyzed collagen, hydrolyzed honey protein, ascophyllum nodosum extract, hot spring water, rosa centifolia flower water, cetearamidoethyldiethonium hydrolyzed rice protein, argania spinosa kernel oil, shea butter, rosa damask flower water, soybean oil, lithospermum officinale root extract, carrot (Daucus carota sativa) root extract, glycerin, octyldodecyl myristate, alpha-glucan, isostearic acid, PEG-20 hydrogenated castor oil, lecithin, water, sorbitol, ethanol, potassium sorbate, butylene glycol, tocopherol, sodium benzoate, phenoxyethanol, fragrance

After washing and towel-drying, dispense one pump into your palm and spread it evenly through the mid-lengths and ends of damp hair before blow-drying — focus on where frizz tends to show up first. For fine hair, start with half a pump. If using on dry hair as a finisher, warm a small amount between your palms first and press gently into the surface of the hair and any flyaways rather than raking through from root to tip. Either way, avoid applying directly to the roots.

Q: When is the best time to use the ululis Pink Me Water Conc Control Hair Oil?
A: It works well in two moments: applied to damp hair before blow-drying to smooth frizz as you go, or pressed lightly into dry hair afterwards as a finishing oil to tame flyaways and add shine. A lot of users reach for it as a morning styling step rather than a post-shower treatment.
Q: Is the ululis Pink Me Water Conc Control Hair Oil too heavy for fine hair?
A: It shouldn't be. The formula is described as water-conc rather than a traditional oil — the texture is noticeably lighter and more fluid than most hair oils, which is why it tends to sit well on finer hair without flattening it. Start with half a pump if you're unsure.
Q: Does the ululis Pink Me Control Hair Oil actually help with wavy or curly hair, or is it more for straight hair?
A: It's designed specifically for wavy and frizzy hair caused by inner dryness rather than natural curl pattern. If your waves are frizzy or inconsistent rather than defined, this helps smooth and settle them. It doesn't suppress or define curls in the way a curl cream would.
Q: What does the Melty Fleur scent in the Pink Me Hair Oil smell like?
A: It's a soft, feminine floral with a light sweetness to it — closer to fresh flowers than anything heavy or powdery. It fades gradually after drying rather than staying strong all day.
Q: Can I use the ululis Pink Me Water Conc Control Hair Oil with a hair straightener or curling iron?
A: Yes — several users apply it before heat styling and find it helps results last longer and look smoother. It is not marketed as a dedicated heat protectant, so if protecting hair from high heat is a priority, layering it with a dedicated heat protection product is a reasonable approach.