SABON 天竺葵滋养头皮磨砂膏，90克

The shampoo lathers up dramatically! And my hair is so smooth! The scent is soothing.

The scrub is soft, so it doesn't hurt when you use it, and it has a soothing, elegant geranium scent. It also lathers up nicely when you shampoo afterwards!

My scalp gets oily and the smell can be bothersome within a day... I previously tried SABON's head scrub and liked it, but the price made it difficult to continue using it. Recently, however, I started to notice the smell again, so I bought this one, which is more cost-effective than the tube type I used before! It really is refreshing and clean! It also leaves my hair smooth and moisturized, reducing dryness. When I go to the salon, I usually choose treatments that cost around 3,000 yen, but I realized that saving that money for this is more cost-effective and will also help maintain my hair's condition. It also completely removes the oiliness from my scalp on the day, but this time, it was lighter than usual the next day, although it still bothers me a little. If I continue to use it once or twice a week, the smell will become less of a concern, so I plan to continue using it. I think the amount will last about three months if I use it once or twice a week. I prefer the mint scent because it has a refreshing feel, but I chose this one because I thought it would be cooler in the winter. It's a matter of personal preference. I think I'll buy the mint scent in the summer.

I use the mint scent in the summer and this one in the winter. It has a nice scent and makes the shampoo lather better.

After using it, the shampoo produced a surprising amount of lather! There was a clear difference. My hair felt smooth after drying, and my scalp felt refreshed. I had been interested in this product, but was hesitant to buy it due to the price. However, considering how often I use it and how much I use, it doesn't bother me. One thing that bothers me is that I feel like my hair is breaking more often... It may be because I have fine, fine hair. I use it gently, but it may just be how I'm using it. I just need to master it...