Leviogen: Mild feeling (I think it's good to go with other functional shampoos because it doesn't irritate the scalp)
Alpesin Shampoo: Honestly, I don't know if Alpesin Shampoo is good.
It is milder and more refreshing than Korean shampoos such as low-priced ela** and pens* on the general market.
But alfecine is a famous product in Germany, and when it's applied with caffeine, it penetrates the hair follicles
As experiments have proven that it inhibits male hormones,
If you want to see the effects of caffeine, I think tonic products are better than alfecine shampoo
It's my personal opinion.
(If you want to get caffeine anyway, rather than leaving it for about 2 minutes with shampoo, you can use it before you go to bed
I think it's better to apply it after washing my hair and tap it to absorb it, so I'm using tonic instead of shampoo.)
Rausch Shampoo: I tried Willow Bark (for hair with less charcoal) and Mellow Volume (Hair-enhanced/sensitive scalp).
It has a strong herbal scent, so even though it is a natural ssamfu, it has a less mild feeling like ribaBogen.
Of course, it is milder than general chemical shampoos and has less foam.
It has the unique stiffness of natural shampoo, but it's a good feeling. Personally, if you have thin hair
It's on the side, so when I use Mellow Shampoo, it feels like the volume is slightly revived.
I felt this while taking care of my scalp and changing my shampoo, but shampoo is not a cure
(The doctor who went to the hospital also said shampoo is just for cleaning. Even oriental shampoos are hard to penetrate to the hair roots.)
But I think it's really important to keep your scalp clean and not irritate your scalp
I use Rausch Shampoo and Levi-Bogen in parallel, and in the evening I use Alpesin tonic.
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