uka IZU 洗发水，适用于所有发质，400毫升

I like the cypress-like scent, but the feel is neither good nor bad. My hair lacks the smoothness it feels when I run my fingers through it, and when I wake up the next morning, my hair is only normal in moisture. This shampoo and conditioner are not enough; I'll need to use a separate leave-in treatment.

I used this plant-based shampoo and conditioner, a collaboration with Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten. I didn't like the original uka scent, but Nakagawa Masashichi's has a lovely citrus scent of Yamato Tachibana. It can be used by both men and women. The shampoo lathers well. After conditioning, my hair is a little dry and brittle the next morning. It doesn't provide enough moisture for colored hair.

I subscribe to this product. It suits me perfectly, and I feel like I've finally found the one I'm looking for! It has a lovely woody fragrance with a touch of rose, creating a refreshing scent that's not too sweet. It's a blend of rose, Japanese cypress, cypress, and patchouli. I'm not a fan of overly sweet floral or artificial scents, but I love this one and feel soothed every time I shampoo. It leaves my hair smooth and light. My hair is thin and thick, and tends to flatten on top, so I don't like shampoos that leave it feeling heavy. However, after using this product, my hair feels firm and bouncy, and my roots feel soft and fluffy. There's no unnatural stickiness or roughness after conditioning, so it's stress-free. I also use Orbis Hair Milk as an after-bath treatment, and it leaves my hair soft, smooth, and manageable. It feels healthy for my scalp and hair, and it feels great to use. I think it may not be enough for those with highly damaged hair or those looking for moisture and volume reduction (I haven't tried it, but it is available for damaged hair). I have medium-length hair, and one bottle lasts me about four months. The bottle is a little pricey, but you can get a good deal with subscriptions and refills, so I feel it's not bad value for money. The bottle is simple and cute, and it's very durable as it's designed to be refilled.

I used this plant-based shampoo and conditioner, a collaboration with Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten. I didn't like the original uka scent, but Nakagawa Masashichi's has a lovely citrus scent of Yamato Tachibana. It can be used by both men and women. The shampoo lathers well. After conditioning, my hair is a little dry and brittle the next morning. It doesn't provide enough moisture for colored hair.

I loved the original Nighty Night (the non-glamorous version) so much that I was disappointed when it was renewed. I loved the scent with sandalwood (containing sandalwood oil). After all, my pursuit of a good scent and cost-effectiveness led me back to uka. Officially, the damaged hair type is closest to Nighty Night, so I tried that one, but without the sandalwood, it was a completely different experience. I gave up on the sandalwood version and settled on this all-hair type from uka, which I currently purchase regularly from the official website. Price-wise, purchasing from the official uka website seems to be the best deal. - Experience: I can't help but compare it to the original uka shampoo, but it does feel a bit rough and dry before conditioning. I currently have natural hair, so it's not a problem, but the all-hair type may not be suitable for color-damaged hair. It still foams well, due to its low cleansing power and gentle scalp. It lathers just right after two washes. - Scent: The woody scent of Japanese cypress and Japanese cypress wafts through the hair while washing. It has a spicy yet neutral scent, which I like. I will continue to buy it, and I hope Nighty Night will be re-released...