Hair cream smooth, 160g

It's not sticky and feels just right when you use it, so I like it. When I use it, the fluffy hair on the top of my head is reduced by about half, and the hair in the middle and lower parts of my head become shiny. I have long hair, and I don't know how many years I've been using it (more than 5 years?), so it's surprisingly durable. I recommend taking a small amount and spreading it on your hands like you would apply hand cream.

I used this when I was in high school. At that time, camellia shampoo was very popular, and I also used this camellia cream, which is from a different manufacturer. It's cream-like, but a bit heavy. I don't use it much these days because I feel it doesn't suit my hair. so I put a small amount of this on my hair before going to bed, comb it with a brush, tie it up, and go to sleep, and the next morning my hair is smooth. At the time, my hair was really damaged, so I used it a lot. I love it because it makes my hair smooth and shiny just by putting it on. And the camellia scent is nice. But if you put too much on, your hair will get sticky, so be careful.

The cream has a very soft texture. The opening is not too large, so it is easy to adjust the amount. It says to "stretch it well in your palms and then blend it into the ends of your hair," but since it spreads very well, I recommend putting out a small amount at a time. It blends well with your hair and was easy to apply without getting too much in one place. After applying, my hair was smooth, living up to its name as a "smooth" type. The ends of my hair usually get dry quickly, but they don't get dry even after a while!! It doesn't get caught even when combed with a comb. Combing it was a lot of fun. It is fragrance-free, so you don't have to worry about it mixing with the scent of shampoo, etc. It is a nice point. I haven't noticed much change so far, but I think that the damage will be repaired by continued use! It kills two birds with one stone by repairing damage and making hair smooth. It is a great item (*´∀｀人 ♪ I want to take good care of my hair damaged by the summer sun.

This time, I had the opportunity to try out Oshima Tsubaki Co. , Ltd. 's "Oshima Tsubaki Hair Cream Smooth". I usually use oil-type out-of-bath treatments. However, during the rainy season, the humidity is high, so my hair tends to get frizzy and the ends of my hair get hard to manage. At times like these, I'm grateful for a cream-type product that is a little heavier than oil and helps to keep my hair in place. Oshima Tsubaki is very famous, and I had a good impression of the oil-type product I used a long time ago, so I had high hopes for the cream-type! So I tried it. It has a very similar package, and there is also a "moisturizing" type, but the one I tried was the "smooth" type. The smooth type was also chosen as the third best cosmetic in the hair care category for the first half of 2011 by suzykirei! It gives you a sense of security when you know a product that has been popular for a long time. It seems that the "smooth" type is recommended for those with thin or thin hair. Although it is called camellia oil, it does not have an oxidized smell or stickiness, and it feels like it coats the surface of your hair. It has a slightly thicker texture than oil, so it seems to protect your hair from humidity. I also use a little more in the morning and use it as a substitute for hair wax when tying up my hair.

I used this when I was in high school. At that time, camellia shampoo was very popular, and I also used this camellia cream, which is from a different manufacturer. It's cream-like, but a bit heavy. I don't use it much these days because I feel it doesn't suit my hair. so I put a small amount of this on my hair before going to bed, comb it with a brush, tie it up, and go to sleep, and the next morning my hair is smooth. At the time, my hair was really damaged, so I used it a lot. I love it because it makes my hair smooth and shiny just by putting it on. And the camellia scent is nice. But if you put too much on, your hair will get sticky, so be careful.