No matter what shampoo I use, I get itchy about 80% of the time, but this one doesn't. That alone is reason enough to use it, but my hair also feels smooth after use (no conditioner needed), it smells nice, and it's comfortable to use. It also lathers up really well, making it easy to wash. Of course, the ingredients are safe, so I think it's good for my scalp too. If I had to point out one flaw, it would be that it could use a little more body and strength. As I get older, I'm worried about my hair losing volume, so I'd be happy if it stood up a little more. So I'm still searching for something like that, and I'm still a shampoo gypsy. For the time being, I'll keep using this one until I find something I like. I'm also happy that it's reasonably priced.

The Koromo-Kaoru hair care series, which "elevates your bath time with soothing fragrance," can be summed up in one word: "high-quality natural care that's enjoyable, even the fragrance itself." The deep, aromatic scent that spreads the moment you open the bottle is the first thing you notice. The soft, elegant notes of lavender and jasmine, along with a touch of Japanese calm, make the name "the scent of clothing," a fitting apt description. It's not overpowering, yet has a strong presence, making it just the right scent for adults. Shampoo: The texture is surprisingly smooth, without the harshness often associated with silicone-free shampoos, and it lathers gently. The gentle, amino acid-based lather wraps around your hair, washing it away. What particularly impressed me was how gentle it was, even though it's silicone-free. It doesn't dry out or leave your scalp feeling tight, and leaves your hair feeling light and fluffy after rinsing. You can really feel how gentle it is on your hair while washing. Conditioner: The conditioner is moisturizing without feeling heavy, and is exceptionally smooth to the touch. The slightly thicker conditioner feels like it adheres to each strand of hair. Surprisingly, there's no stickiness after rinsing, and the balance of "moisture + smooth" is excellent. After drying, the ends of hair are manageable, while the tops remain fluffy and light. Its texture is easy to use even for those who don't like heavy, moisturizing shampoos. Those with damaged hair will likely notice a change in texture. Changes I noticed after using it for a few days: Dry, frizzy ends are manageable; scalp is less sticky, and hair feels lighter for longer; hair feels naturally shiny after blow-drying; the subtle fragrance lingers, lifting my spirits. Rather than a "dramatic change!", I feel like it's a "nurturing hair care" that gradually smooths hair. Benefits I noticed: It's silicone-free, yet gentle and non-greasy; the wash is neither too heavy nor too light, resulting in a well-balanced finish. It's a great match for dry and damaged hair; the high-quality fragrance enhances bath time; and the gentle scalp irritation makes it safe to use. The Kinukan series is a valuable hair care product that combines gentleness and a high-quality finish. I want a gentle, caring product that also provides a high-quality finish. I want to enjoy a relaxing time with the fragrance. I think it's perfect for adults like that.

If I saw it in a drugstore, I'd definitely buy it just for the packaging, it has a face I really like (packaging face). It apparently contains a whopping 18 types of amino acids, and the contents are excellent as well. The soothing scent of jasmine and lavender is perfect for the name Koromo-Kaoru. After using this shampoo and treatment, the bath and my pillow smell amazing. My hair is so naturally curly that my hairdresser often asks me if I've had a perm, but the first time I used this, the frizz was tamed and my hair became very straight, even though I only just dried it with a hair dryer. Because of my job, I often tie my hair up, and when I take the rubber band off, the light, fragrant scent is so soothing. I really love it

The shampoo is clear and yellow, like essential oils. It has a light, watery texture. At first, it didn't lather well, but after a few uses, I got the hang of it and was able to wash with a fluffy lather! The pleasant scent of natural essential oils envelopes you, leaving you feeling refreshed while shampooing. Another plus point is that it rinses off easily and doesn't leave a slimy feeling. The conditioner is a smooth, milky-white cream. It blends easily into your hair. I recommend emulsifying it thoroughly in a bucket before rinsing! This alone will improve the smooth texture of your hair. After blow-drying, it doesn't feel too heavy, leaving your hair soft and airy. My only complaint is the scent of the treatment. The essential oil scent is much stronger than the shampoo, making it a bit difficult to leave on for the recommended time. Those sensitive to scents may need to be cautious.

I love MOGANS Koromo Kaoru so much! I don't even let my family use it! I was so impulsive (lol). This is an amino acid shampoo and conditioner. Amino acids are important ingredients that repair damaged hair! What's more, it's apparently gentle on the hair and scalp, so it's an amazing set that not only repairs damaged hair but also cares for the scalp. The scalp and face are one piece of skin! If your scalp is dirty, your face will never look clean. Not only is the shampoo silicone-free, but the conditioner is also silicone-free! And the conditioner contains over 99% plant-derived ingredients! I was worried about it squeaking, but I had no worries at all! The shampoo is thick and viscous, as you can see in the photo, so you don't need to use a lot to create a rich, foamy lather. It's also great that it's made with natural ingredients! This means it's safe for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding, and even for babies and children! The scent is neither too strong nor too light! The scent of lavender and jasmine is a favorite among adult women. After washing, you can feel the pores of your scalp breathing! It also leaves your hair incredibly smooth, supple, and manageable. It comes in a generous 300ml, and the bottle is very stylish! Be sure to give it a try! I'm currently participating as a blog reporter for Irodori Co., Ltd., and am also participating as a monitor.