biomed Anti Caduta (A/C) Shampoo Reviews

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• abcd7088

  Oct 2, 2016
  Dry SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  I used to think that hair loss was a distant problem, but I started experiencing stress-induced hair loss from my high school years. By the time I got to college, my hair was thinning, so I started switching up my shampoo. I tried the Aveda Rosemary Mint shampoo that people recommended, but oh no... my hair became incredibly dry and stiff. When I switched to a different shampoo, my hair felt even drier and I seemed to be losing more hair... Then, by chance, I got a sample of the Biomedic shampoo at a department store and started using it. It feels so refreshing, and my hair doesn't get as stiff. Even when I travel, I always make sure to pack two big bottles of this shampoo, because my hair just goes crazy and starts falling out if I don't use it. When I ran out of it and tried using the Organics? Cherry Blossom and Oxygen shampoo that's known for being good for the scalp, I actually started getting pimples on my scalp... and my hair seemed to be falling out even more. I always make sure to stock up on the Biomedic shampoo. The Hwahae line only has the A/C line, but I use the moisture/volume line, and it's affordable and works great for the amount you get.

  Cons

  It's okay for preventing and stopping hair loss, but no to shampoos that claim to regrow hair. But there really aren't any shampoos that can actually improve hair loss. Cosmetic and hair products are for 'beauty' purposes, not 'medical' ones. I don't have major complaints. I just use a mild, gentle shampoo, and for the hair loss issue, I've seen a lot of improvement by going to the Asan Medical Center. For hair loss, it's best to see a specialist doctor, not just a salon.

  Tip

  Since they have different lines, I'd recommend trying some samples to find the one that works best for you. You can find them at the basements of Shinsegae or Lotte Department Stores - they have a dedicated section, but it's not always there. You can also buy them cheaper online, but they don't give out any samples that way. ㅠ At the in-store shops, the staff tends to just push the more expensive products, but I don't let that sway me. Make sure to try out the line that's right for you before purchasing.