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Kerasys Damage Clinic Shampoo (For Damaged Hair) 600ml
$35.00
🧴 Kerasys Damage Clinic Shampoo (for Damaged Hair)
🖋 “Repair, restore, renew — Kerasys Damage Clinic Shampoo: deep cleansing + advanced conditioning for damaged hair.”
🖋 “Over-processed hair? Heat damage? Frequent colour? Meet Kerasys Damage Clinic Shampoo — formulated to deliver both deep cleansing
and repair. Its potent cleansing system (Sodium Laureth Sulfate + CocoBetaine) washes thoroughly, while ceramide-3, dimethicone, argan & avocado oils, and plant extracts help rebuild, smooth and nourish. Each wash leaves your hair feeling softer, more manageable and protected against further damage.
🖋 For best results, pair with a nourishing conditioner or treatment on ends.”
🖋 Nourishs your hair with low molecular vegetable protein and triple oil.
🖋 Adds luster to the hair with ceramide ingredients
🖋 Prevents hair damage with Swiss Alpine Herb Extract.
🌿 Ingredients & Functional Highlights
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Key Ingredient |
Role / Benefit |
Notes / Cautions |
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Water (Aqua) |
Solvent / base medium |
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Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES) |
Primary surfactant / cleanser / foam generator |
A stronger surfactant; can be somewhat drying in higher concentrations. INCIDecoder+2SkinSignal+2 |
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Cocamidopropyl Betaine |
Secondary (milder) surfactant / foam booster |
Helps reduce harshness of SLES and improve creaminess. Skinsort+2INCIDecoder+2 |
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Dimethicone |
Silicone / slip agent / smoothing emollient / conditioning |
Helps hair feel smooth, reduces friction, gives gloss. INCIDecoder+1 |
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Ceramide-3 |
Lipid barrier / hair fiber repair agent |
Helps rebuild internal hair structure and reduce further damage. INCIDecoder+1 |
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Hydrogenated Lecithin |
Emollient / conditioning / helps dispersion of oils |
Improves compatibility of oils in formula. INCIDecoder+1 |
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Argan Oil (Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil) |
Antioxidant, emollient, shine enhancer |
Helps reduce dryness, adds gloss / softness. INCIDecoder+2SkinSignal+2 |
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Avocado Oil (Persea Gratissima Oil) |
Nourishing oil / lipid support |
Adds moisture and prevents brittleness. INCIDecoder+2SkinSignal+2 |
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Jojoba Seed Oil |
Emollient + semi “hair oil mimic” |
Jojoba is often praised for similarity to natural sebum / scalp oils. INCIDecoder+1 |
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Botanical extracts (e.g. Achillea Millefolium, Artemisia, Arnica, Gentiana, Leontopodium, etc.) |
Soothing / antioxidant / botanical support |
May help calm scalp or contribute to marketing of “natural repair.” INCIDecoder+2SkinSignal+2 |
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Glycerin |
Humectant (draws moisture) |
Helps hair / scalp retain moisture after rinse. SkinSignal |
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Citric Acid |
pH adjuster / mild chelator |
Helps adjust formula pH, compatibility with hair structure. Chanhtuoi Beauty+1 |
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Others: Guar derivatives, Disodium EDTA, Sodium Benzoate, Fragrance |
Viscosity modifiers, preservatives, stability, scent |
Fragrance is present — potential for sensitivity in fragrance-sensitive users. Skinsort+2SkinSignal+2 |
Notes / Observations:
- Although called “Damage Clinic,” the formula still uses a sulfate (SLES) which is more aggressive than “gentle / sulfate-free” options. There’s a trade-off: high cleansing power but possible dryness if overused.
- Use of oils, ceramide, lecithin, botanical extracts suggests the product is trying to compensate surfactant stress with conditioning and repair agents.
- In SkinSignal’s breakdown, they list 25 ingredients. SkinSignal
- In the Kerasys listing on SkinSort, they claim “free from harsh alcohols, common allergens, oils or parabens.” (Though note — the formula does contain oils and fragrances! The “free from oils” claim is questionable and may be mis-interpreted by the listing). Skinsort
💬 Customer Reviews & Real-User Impressions
From Hwahae and user reviews aggregated in Korean beauty communities:
🔍Many users in Hwahae mention pleasant scent, softening effect, not overly oily finish, and good foam / cleansing performance. Hwahae
🔍Some users say it’s “used for a long time” for damaged hair, although not all noticed dramatic repair — typical incremental improvement
over repeated use. Hwahae
🔍One review mentions “the bottle design is different but same effect” — implying longevity of usage among fans. Hwahae
🔍On the negative side, the presence of sulfates means scalp or hair that is already weak or color-treated may show dryness if not balanced
with good conditioning routines.
📊 Comparison Chart
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✨ Feature |
💧 Kerasys Damage Clinic Shampoo |
⚖️ Typical “Repair / Damage” Shampoos |
🌟 How Yours (or your listing) Can Shine |
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🧼 Cleansing strength |
Uses Sodium Laureth Sulfate + CocoBetaine — strong cleansing and foam. |
Many “repair” shampoos use milder surfactants or sulfate-free formulas to reduce stripping. |
Position it for users who need deep cleanse + repair (post bleach, styling) rather than just gentle maintenance. |
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🌿 Conditioning & smoothing |
Dimethicone + oils (argan, avocado, jojoba) + ceramide to smooth, gloss, reduce friction. |
Some repair shampoos lean lighter (less oil) to avoid heaviness. |
Emphasize gloss, smooth feel, instant slip (easy combing, less tangling). |
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🛠 Repair / structural support |
Ceramide-3 + lecithin + botanical extracts support small scale rebuild of hair barrier. |
Many brands also include keratin, hydrolyzed proteins, amino acids — but fewer combine with oils in one formula. |
Market your version as “all-in-one repair shampoo” (repair + nourishment + gloss). |
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🌸 Fragrance & sensory |
Fragrance present (parfum) + botanical scents — users mention pleasing scent. |
Some are fragrance-free or lightly scented for sensitive scalps. |
Highlight the sensory experience (scent, lather, feel) while advising patch test for fragrance sensitivity. |
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🤏 Finish / feel on hair |
After rinse, hair should feel smoother (thanks to silicones and oils) — but may need a conditioner to finish. |
Some require heavy conditioners anyway; gentler shampoos feel very “light” but may leave hair lacking slip. |
Emphasize that your version balances slip + lightness, not greasy — good for users who dislike heavy residue. |
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🧪 Versatility |
Good for chemically treated / heat damaged hair needing both cleaning and repair. |
Some repair shampoos are too mild for heavy damage loads or heavy product residue. |
Position for the “middle ground” user: strong damage but also need good cleanse. |
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📏 Typical size / value |
Large bottles (600 ml or equivalent) common in listings. |
Some premium options offer smaller / salon sizes — trade-off in price. |
Use volume as selling point: “bulk size, better value per ml for deep repair users.” |
🧩 Tips & Disclaimers
- Surfactant strength - For some users this might not be a “gentle repair” shampoo. Its more in the “repair + cleanse power” bracket.
- Advise pairing with conditioner / mask - Strong cleansers often require downstream conditioning, so pair with conditioner or mask.
- INCI disclosure — Product might contain ingredients not listed, please confirm before buying
- Patch test / sensitivity advisory - Recommended, because fragrance + SLES can provoke sensitivity in some scalps.