Biocutin Hair regulator

I have a tendency towards oily scalp, so if I use shampoo incorrectly, my scalp becomes very painful and my head heats up a lot. I've had this since high school, but back then I didn't know much about it and just neglected it, so by my early 20s, I had significantly less hair. I was worried about the hair loss, so I tried various anti-hair loss shampoos and tonics, living a nomadic life trying to find the right product for my skin. But even when I found something suitable, it didn't have any effect on increasing my hair volume. So I went to a scalp specialist shop and a traditional Korean medicine clinic, and after spending about 300,000 won at the traditional clinic for 6 months, my hair volume did increase a bit. But as I got older and had a baby, my hair started falling out a lot, so I rushed to a nearby scalp care specialist, but the price was so high that the total cost would be around 10 million won if I added up what I had spent at the traditional clinic and this new treatment. So I decided to save the money I would have spent on the 4 monthly treatments and instead try self-care, watching the 'Hair Loss Unni' YouTube videos I had been following for a long time. I had thought about buying the Bioceutin products when I first saw the 'Hair Loss Unni' videos at 25, but they were too expensive for me to purchase consistently, so I just used cheaper tonics. But now, even the Bioceutin tonic, ampoule, and MTS system isn't that cheap either, as I've gotten older. Among the many tonics I've tried, the best thing is that it doesn't leave my hair greasy. Regular tonics would make my hair look oily, and I'd end up using them for a few weeks and then stopping for a few weeks. But this one, I can use even during the day and go out without any issues. And my hair seems to have become thicker and more voluminous... And as someone with an oily scalp who's been a nomad with shampoos and tonics, this one seems to work well (so far... there have been cases where it suddenly stopped working for me). I haven't used it for long yet, so I'll try it more and add any other pros I notice.

The downsides are the limited accessibility for purchase, the high price, and the relatively few reviews. Also, when it touches my face, it turns extremely red. I was surprised, thinking it was just me, but it seems that's normal. I've attached a photo, but don't be alarmed - the color goes back to normal quickly. And I had to apply the pigment thickly, since it was an MTS day, so I noticed my hands turned blue 🥲 I generally don't like fragrances and colorants, but...

I'm spraying on the hair building fibers. Please use a comb to section your hair and apply it thoroughly. It still doesn't look greasy, which is great. For more detailed instructions, please refer to the Hwahae Trial Reviewer's YouTube video.

Emptied 500ml! It took a long time, but it was worth it. It has a cooling sensation and no matter how much I spray, it doesn't get sticky or stiff. My hair does feel a bit stiff, but the volume is good, so it's fine. When sprayed on a dry scalp, the dryness disappears. This is typical of most tonics.

I'm not sure about the effects... It's a bit dull and doesn't have a dramatic effect. I can't really feel it, and I've been switching to other brand tonics, so I'm not sure what kind of effect this one had. It just feels like I'm just managing my scalp. I spent a lot of money on it, so I hope it helped. I bought it directly (I could have bought it in Korea for a bit less), and the accessibility is lower, and the lack of a clear, noticeable effect is disappointing compared to the high price.

I've tried all sorts of things, and the most convenient is to transfer it to a spray bottle. I use it in a spray bottle with good spray power from another brand (Dalip).