[DAENG GI MEO RI] JINYOON Shampoo for Oily Scalp 400ml / Anti

[DAENG GI MEO RI] JINYOON Shampoo for Oily Scalp 400ml / Anti Hair Loss, Sebum Control and Cooling Effect
- KFDA approved hair loss prevention quasi drug with active ingredients that prevent hair loss to keep thinning and lifeless hair due to external stress factors strong and full.
- 'Sebum control & cooling effect' of pine tree, lemon and aloe peppermint oil controls the sebum and oils excessively secreted in oily and sticky scalps and provides a cool feeling.
- Together with Jeju camellia oil, which was a favorite hair substance for women in the past, eight concocted oriental herbal extracts (eoseongcho, hasuo, thuja leaves, ginseng, mugwort, morus bark, rehmannia radix, wild chrysanthemum) supplies rich nutrition.
- Does not contain silicon, artificial colors, animal oils, and artificial oxidized preservatives / uses naturally derived surfactants to mildly clean away wastes in the scalp without irritation.
- How to Use : Take moderate amount while hair is wet and gently massage in, and then rinse thoroughly.
DOORI COSMETICS :
Keeping nature inside and progressing, oriental medical shampoo DAENG GI MEO RI provides the simple beauty without decorated. Our ancestors maintained their long hair making daenggi before they got married. And also, since keeping hair trimmed was regarded as the first step for caring body and mind, the daenggi was very precious to our ancestors.
Likewise, with the point of daenggi hair which was our country's traditional hair style, maintaining the elastic and shiny hair and providing the mystery of Orient and the harmony of Yin and Yang to all family is the dream of Daenggi Meori.

Country	USA
Binding	Misc.
Brand	Daeng Gi Meo Ri
EAN	0887406072905
IsAdultProduct
Label	DAENG GI MEO RI
Manufacturer	DAENG GI MEO RI
MPN	JINYOON Shampoo
PartNumber	JINYOON Shampoo
Publisher	DAENG GI MEO RI
Studio	DAENG GI MEO RI
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

[DAENG GI MEO RI] JINYOON Shampoo for Oily Scalp 400ml / Anti Hair Loss, Sebum Control and Cooling Effect