Hair Care
Lengths rough and tangled after washing, or a scalp that gets oily quickly? Choose your shampoo by scalp and your mask or treatment by the condition of your lengths. How to choose ↓
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Your scalp and your lengths often need different things. The scalp can get oily quickly while the ends stay dry. That is why it makes sense to choose a shampoo for the scalp and a separate mask or treatment for the lengths.
Your scalp gets oily quickly
Aromatica Rosemary Scalp Scaling Shampoo is a sulphate- and silicone-free shampoo with rosemary and salicylic acid. It is designed for an oilier scalp that loses its fresh feel soon after washing.
Hair is coloured, bleached or heat-styled
COSRX PEPTIDE-132 Hair Bonding Shampoo contains peptides, ceramides and proteins. The brand describes it as a bond-repair shampoo, and the matching COSRX PEPTIDE-132 Hair Bonding Treatment follows on for the lengths.
Lengths feel rough and are hard to detangle
A rinse-off mask helps. Masil 8 Seconds Salon Hair Mask is a quick mask for dry, damaged lengths, while Dr. FORHAIR UNOVE Deep Damage Treatment is more intensive care for hair that stays rough even after conditioner.
You want one product for several uses
Aromatica Rosemary 3 in 1 Treatment can be used as a conditioner, as a mask, or in a small amount as a leave-in for the ends, following the instructions.
How to use it
Apply shampoo mainly to the scalp, and a mask or treatment to the lengths and ends. How long to leave a mask on and how often to use it varies between products, so follow the instructions for the specific product.
You can also find shampoo and mask together in our skincare sets.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a hair treatment and a hair mask?
Korean brands use these names quite loosely. The instructions matter more: whether it is rinsed off, how long it is left on and whether it is meant for the lengths only or the scalp too.
Can I combine a shampoo and a mask from different brands?
Yes. Choose your shampoo for your scalp and your mask for your lengths. They do not need to come from the same range.
