Purchase date: 2024.04.09 I was using the Kundal Honey & Macadamia Nature Shampoo with Ylang-Ylang fragrance before, and I was curious about the Ylang-Ylang scent as it seemed to have a slightly sweet and floral aroma. ❗️ Hold on! I had purchased the Kundal Honey & Macadamia Nature Shampoo because it contains honey extract and macadamia seed extract, and although it's a Nature shampoo, it produces a rich lather and doesn't leave my hair greasy the next day. ⇝⇝ These are the good points: ✔ Protein Bonding Technology for damaged hair care Quite an impressive-sounding term, isn't it? I recently heard an explanation at the hair salon that when getting a perm, the hair protein like egg white hardens and becomes stiff when heated, but thanks to the Bonding Technology, this shampoo doesn't make my hair tangled or split even without using a separate treatment. ✔ Great fragrance and scalp volume The scent is sweetly floral, somewhat similar to a certain shampoo brand. Even after washing my hair at night, the pleasant fragrance remains in the morning, and the volume at the crown area doesn't seem to subside much.

This is a bit disappointing The amount of foam produced per pump is quite high The foam is well-made, so with just one pump, a strong lather is created for someone like me with short hair, which takes a long time to rinse out. However, for those with longer hair or who prefer a more voluminous foam, this would be perfect.

-The scent of the Ilang-ilang flower has a sweet and not overly old-fashioned, cute feel -Even without treatment, the hair is soft and does not have static electricity until the middle of winter -I have a sensitive scalp, but after carefully checking the ingredients, the white flaky dandruff-like thing has disappeared, and the amount of hair loss has significantly decreased, so I keep repurchasing it

My scalp is oily and sensitive. While shampoos with strong cleansing ingredients and a slightly harsh scent may not require daily washing to avoid an oily scalp odor, this one has a gentler oil-cleansing power, so I tend to skip a day and the oily scalp odor comes back.

Most shampoos contain sodium laureth sulfate and other surfactants with a red line, which really don't suit sensitive scalps. Especially in the winter, my hair would get tangled and my scalp would become covered in white flakes, which was really tough. But when I switched to a shampoo with gentler surfactants that didn't have those ingredients, all those symptoms disappeared. I highly recommend this to people with sensitive scalps. As for me, since I have an oily scalp, I also spray on a gentle hair tonic mist, which cleanses my hair and scalp nicely in a mild way. Highly recommended.