Oily scalps with hair loss need to thoroughly remove excess oil to prevent clogged pores. Other anti-hair loss shampoos start to feel sticky again from the roots after rinsing. If the cleansing power is too strong, the hair becomes stiff, so adding moisturizing ingredients makes the hair glossy, but the scalp is not cleansed enough, so the volume doesn't improve and it starts smelling bad soon. As my scalp is extremely oily, I haven't tried any famous domestic or foreign oily scalp shampoos, but I think this has the best cleansing power. A few years ago when I used it abroad, the lather was not enough and I had to wash it twice. But after the renewal, the lather is great and the hair is less stiff, and I'm really satisfied with it. There are a few ingredients that are said to be bad for sensitive skin, but those are the key oils that remove excess oil, and even with my sensitive skin, I don't have any scalp troubles using it.

It's only sold in small sizes on iHerb, and the official importer no longer carries both small and large sizes. It's a pity that it's hard to find because the word-of-mouth is not as widespread. I hope it gets reimported as more oily scalp and hair loss people discover and become fans of it.

If you want to boost volume while keeping the hair soft, never use cream-type treatments. Instead, apply a liquid-type treatment from the mid-lengths to the ends, leave it on for 3-5 minutes, and then rinse it off.

I've been using it since before I got pregnant, so it's been about 4 years... The scent is not too irritating, and most importantly, the ingredients are really great.

The most disappointing part is that it doesn't lather well, so I don't feel like my oily scalp is being cleaned thoroughly. And the oil comes back up quickly, and there's a scalp odor... The scalp odor comes up by the afternoon...

If you really care about your health, I would recommend it. Just look at the ingredients.