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ACV Vinegar Shampoo 530ml$62.50LADOR
- Categories
- 2
- Price range
- $7.50 to $105.00
- Most named actives
- Panthenol 10Niacinamide 8Salicylic Acid 8
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Tamanu Mild Sunscreen SPF50+ PA++++ 50ml$40.00
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Tamanu Oil Sun Stick SPF50+ PA++++ 21g$42.50
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Tamanu Tone-Up Sunscreen SPF50+ PA++++ 50ml$40.00
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Tamanu Airy Sunscreen SP50+ PA++++ 50ml$40.00
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Snail Sleeping Hair Ampoule 20ml X 20ea$105.00
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Scalp Scaling Spa Ampoule 15ml X 20ea$95.00
Salon hair care, in salon sizes
LADOR is a Korean salon hair brand and its catalogue reads like a back bar: keratin treatments in single-dose ampoules, LPP and Hydro LPP treatments in 500ml refills, Damage Protector Acid shampoo and conditioner at 900ml, and the ACV Vinegar and Herbalism lines in 150ml and 530ml pairs.
The two ranges most people arrive for are Perfect Hair Fill-Up, sold as 13ml ampoules in boxes of 4 and 20, and Root Re-Boot, a scalp shampoo sold in three named variants at 350ml and 800ml. Panthenol, salicylic acid, niacinamide and tea tree lead the actives, which on a hair range means the scalp side is doing real work.
Treatment, ampoule, or shampoo first?
Settle whether your problem is the hair or the scalp, because this brand builds them as separate ranges and buying across both at once wastes money. For damaged lengths, the Perfect Hair Fill-Up ampoules are the concentrated version and the LPP treatments are the same idea in a tub you use weekly. For a scalp that is oily, flaking or sore, Root Re-Boot and the Dandruff Defense and Herbalism shampoos are the range, and none of them needs a matching treatment to work. The Anti-Yellow and Ash Silver shampoos are toning washes for lightened hair and are not daily products.
Why are the sizes so different from a US hair aisle?
Because a Korean salon brand sells in back-bar sizes and in single-dose sachets, and neither shape suits a US shelf. That is why you see a 900ml shampoo next to a 20-count box of 13ml ampoules and a 500ml refill pouch of treatment: those are the domestic formats, and the per use price on them is nothing like the travel size an export listing carries. The size and count on each listing here is the Korean one, next to the Korean barcode.