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• rinaCrew '26 Ages 25-34 · Thick · Straight

  1 days ago
  
  Exchange+

  H2 Capsule

  It smells nice. That's all. It's a hair serum you use after shampooing, but I don't notice any effect whatsoever. My mom back home swears by it and always buys it at the salon, so she gave me some to try, but I couldn't see what was good about it at all. It smells nice, but the scent doesn't last. It's pretty expensive, so I won't be buying it myself. 　

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• きいちゃん Ages 25-34 · Medium · Straight

  2 weeks ago
  
  Moev

  Annurcatin Treatment

  I used the whole line for about a year! It's a super rich treatment, and it makes your hair silky smooth no matter how dry and frizzy it gets after shampooing. It's neither too heavy nor too light, so I think it's easy for anyone to use. You can use it on your scalp too, so there's no stress about being careful not to get it on there! Since I have long hair, it wasn't very cost-effective for me🌀

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• すんCrew '26 Ages 35-44 · Medium · Wavy

  2 weeks ago
  
  unove

  Deep Damage Treatment EX Warm Petals

  I bought this because it had good ratings on shopping sites and review sites, but it wasn't that great for my hair type. I have long hair, so when I apply it to the ends and leave it on like a mask, it gives a nicely moisturized, heavier finish, but if I use it all over, my hair goes completely flat. It also feels like it makes my hair harder to dry, and it feels greasy unless I rinse it out more thoroughly than usual. The scent is really nice. Considering the cost-effectiveness, I don't think I'll repurchase it. I'll use up what I have on my ends to prevent dryness during the dry winter months, or when I want a heavier, straight style.

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• 뭉췻치Crew '26 Ages 18-24 · Medium · Curly

  3 weeks ago
  
  unove

  Deep Damage Treatment EX Warm Petals

  I'm usually really into the scents of hair products, so I like trying different kinds of shampoos and hair oils, but I'd never tried a treatment before, so I bought this! I applied it to my hair, left it on for about 5 minutes, and then rinsed it out. Honestly, I don't think I noticed much of a difference before and after. I couldn't really tell if my hair was any silkier or shinier, so even after buying it, I didn't really find myself reaching for it much..😅

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• あかた Ages 35-44 · Medium · Straight

  1 months ago
  
  Moev

  Annurcatin Treatment

  One of my favorite treatments. I recommend it for people with dry hair that tends to get frizzy and people with lots of hair because it makes it feel moisturized and manageable. I like the scent, but apparently some people aren't big fans. It's a woody, temple-like scent. Kind of like incense.

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• rinaCrew '26 Ages 25-34 · Thick · Straight

  1 months ago
  
  Moev

  Annurcatin Treatment

  I was so curious because it was getting talked about on X, so I bought it, but it just did not suit my hair type at all. I only like the smell. (But it doesn’t smell like apples at all.) The texture is thick and doesn’t spread well, so you need a decent amount, which makes it poor value for money too. The result is dry, frizzy, and messy. I absolutely will not repurchase. <My hair type> Bleached hair Dry ends On the thicker, coarser, and fuller side

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• rinaCrew '26 Ages 25-34 · Thick · Straight

  1 months ago
  
  unove

  Deep Damage Treatment EX Warm Petals

  I’ve been using it for about 10 years now. I buy it from Olive Young in Korea, OliGlow, or Mega Sale because it’s cheaper there, so I purchase it when those deals come around. I’ve tried all kinds of treatments, but this one gives me the best value for money and suits my hair type the best. It doesn’t make my hair super silky, but among drugstore products, the finish is relatively decent. I also love the scent—it feels luxurious. <My hair type> Bleached hair On the coarser side Thick Dry ends

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