Lapcos Dr. 14 Shampoo

 

 

The reason I chose this shampoo is that my scalp is in bad condition, so I constantly apply liquid medication. However, as summer arrived, especially during the rainy season, since this is a liquid treatment, it would get sticky and settle on my scalp like scabs. So I wanted to stop using the medication, and although I had been washing my hair only with Dove Sensitive Bar, I realized that wasn't working.

 

This product has completed clinical trials regarding hair loss. Since hair loss is closely related to the scalp, I was looking for a product that strengthens the scalp and helps with itching when my older sister, who had been to a beauty fair, recommended this brand.

 

They say it is free of 14 worrisome ingredients for sensitive scalps and has been certified with a skin irritation index of 0.00.

It is made with Jeju field rice complex and patented ingredients from Jinjucho, and it is the first time I’ve heard of it, too.

 

It is said to be a mildly acidic product with absolutely no artificial fragrances.

 

The menthol, peppermint, and spearmint ingredients (the ones in old gum commercials) also have a cooling effect on the scalp.

 

The shampoo has a thick, creamy consistency and produces a really rich lather, but when you actually wash your hair, it just completely disappears.

It’s to the point where, as you wrap it, you get the feeling that you’re also protecting the environment.

 

It has a bit of a cooling scent, due to the menthol, peppermint, peppermint, and spearmint.

 

It is good for those who use unscented products because they dislike artificial fragrances.

 

I don't know about hair loss since I don't have any, and I'm managing my scalp without medication.

 

No matter when I slept without drying my skin completely, two pimples would inevitably pop up.

No matter how good the product is, it is important to dry it thoroughly.