Hetras Vidangyeol Treatment - Daisy 1,013ml

100% Genuine (Adilsons authenticity policy) · Pregnancy-Safe (no retinoids, salicylic acid, hydroquinone, or chemical UV filters found in the brand-marketed ingredient list)

If your hair feels rough, tangles the moment it's wet, or has lost its shine after color or heat styling, this rich protein-and-oil treatment targets exactly that "my hair feels like it's falling apart" frustration — it coats and temporarily smooths the shaft rather than permanently rebuilding it.

Pros: A genuinely broad protein-plus-oil-plus-ceramide profile; pairs directly with an in-stock, same-scent shampoo; short leave-on time fits a quick shower routine.
Caveats: Only 1 unit was in stock at the time of writing; the brand's own "Vidangyeol Vegan Hair Treatment" naming (per hetras' Hong Kong storefront) conflicts with its own marketed Hydrolyzed Collagen ingredient, which is conventionally animal-derived — we are flagging that rather than repeating the vegan claim; and a full ingredient panel (INCI) for this exact Daisy SKU was not publicly available at the time of writing.

Step 1 — When: Immediately after shampooing, any wash day.
Step 2 — How much: A coin-to-cherry-size dollop for shoulder-length hair, on towel-squeezed damp hair.
Step 3 — How: Apply to mid-lengths and ends only (skip the scalp), comb through, wait 1-5 minutes depending on damage level, then rinse thoroughly.

Introduce this as the ONLY new product in your routine. Wait a full 14 days before adding anything else. This isolation window ensures you can identify whether any reaction is caused by this specific product.

Wash-day sequence: (1) Shampoo — ideally the matching hetras Simkong Anti-Hair Loss Shampoo (Daisy) or any gentle cleanser; (2) Vidangyeol Treatment on damp mid-lengths and ends, wait 1-5 minutes, rinse thoroughly; (3) towel-dry; (4) optional leave-in before styling.

In Mauritius's morning humidity, rinse thoroughly — under-rinsed conditioning agents combine with ambient moisture and can leave hair feeling coated by midday.

Evening use follows the same steps; letting hair air-dry overnight before morning heat styling reduces cumulative heat-plus-product stress on already-damaged strands.

If you sleep with damp hair, use a silk or satin pillowcase, or a loose braid, to reduce friction against already-treated strands.

Technique: Gently remove excess water from hair first. Distribute evenly from mid-lengths to ends with fingers or a wide-tooth comb; avoid the scalp.

Required state: Damp, freshly shampooed hair.

Wait time: 1-3 minutes is enough for normal to slightly dry hair per the brand's own guidance; Adilsons' own product listing recommends 3-5 minutes, and bleached, heavily processed, or heat-styled hair benefits from the longer end of that range for fuller absorption.

Hands deliver the full dose; a wide-tooth comb helps distribute evenly through tangled or thick sections.

This is an encyclopedia map of all product types. You do not use all of these daily. You select modules based on your skin state. It is a skincare-focused reference map that renders on every Adilsons product page — this product is a haircare rinse-off treatment, so it sits outside this face-skincare stack; use it as general orientation for how skincare typically sequences.

Global execution rules: Viscosity ladder — thinnest to thickest, water-phase before oil-phase. Wait-time defaults — watery layers 10-20s, serum layers 30-60s, before sunscreen 10-15 minutes if going outdoors. Amount defaults: watery toner/essence 5-8 drops; serum/ampoule 2-3 drops or 1 pump; gel moisturizer 1-1.5 peas, cream 1-2 peas; sunscreen the 2-finger rule plus 1 finger for the neck. Hard cap rule: if it pills, stings, or feels heavy, reduce layers.

AM Maximum Stack: 1. Rinse/Gentle Cleanse. 2. pH-Prep Toner. 3. Hydrating Toner Layers. 4. Essence. 5. Mist. 6. Booster/Soothing Serum. 7. Antioxidant Lane. 8. Pigment Support Lane. 9. Hydration Serum Lane. 10. Oil-Control Lane. 11. Peptides/Repair Lane. 12. Eye Serum/Cream. 13. Moisturizer. 14. Optional Sealing Layer. 15. Sunscreen SPF50+ PA++++ (non-negotiable). 16. Lip SPF.

PM Maximum Stack: 1. Micellar pre-cleanse. 2. Oil Cleanser. 3. Water Cleanser. 4. pH-Prep Toner. 5. Hydrating Toner Layers. 6. Essence. 7. Soothing Serum. 8. Anchor Product. 9. Targeted Serum. 10. Moisturizer. 11. Sleeping Mask. 12. Occlusive Seal. 13. Spot Treatment. 14. Lip Sleeping Mask. Do not layer retinoids with AHA/BHA the same night.

Lane strictness: Retinoid OR Exfoliation OR Strong Vitamin C (LAA) OR Acne-control active per routine; barrier/hydration can always accompany.

This sits on the "thick cream/mask" rung of the haircare stack — thicker than a shampoo, applied after shampoo and before any leave-in oil or serum.

Phase compatibility: A protein-and-oil conditioning cream layered over a cleansed shaft. Rinse fully before adding any oil-based leave-in — applying leave-in oil on top of an under-rinsed treatment can leave both competing for the same surface instead of layering cleanly.

Before starting this product, your routine MUST already include: a shampoo step. This is a post-shampoo treatment, not a standalone cleanser — it is applied to freshly washed, damp hair.

Roughness/tangling: The marketed amino acids Cysteine and Methionine, plus the 7-bean soy protein complex, are hydrolyzed proteins that temporarily bind to damaged, negatively-charged sites on the shaft, filling gaps left by cuticle damage.
Dullness and frizz: Argan Oil and Ceramides form a fatty-acid/lipid film that smooths the cuticle surface, which reflects light more evenly (read as shine) and reduces how much ambient humidity the shaft absorbs.
Scalp comfort: Panthenol and Biotin are marketed for scalp calming and hair-follicle support, though this treatment is applied to mid-lengths and ends, not massaged into the scalp.

Secondary benefit: Easier detangling and reduced brushing-related breakage.

What this product cannot do: It cannot regrow hair or reverse hair loss from the follicle — that is the job of the separate, MFDS-registered Simkong shampoo line, not this rinse-off treatment. It cannot permanently mend a physically split hair shaft — that section stays split until trimmed. It cannot chemically rebuild bleach-broken disulfide bonds the way a dedicated bond-repair system (Olaplex-style, maleic-acid-type chemistry) claims to.

• Primary pairing — hetras Simkong Anti-Hair Loss Shampoo Daisy 1,013ml: in stock (9 units), same scent and brand line — cleanse with the shampoo, follow with this treatment for a matched Daisy-scented system.
• Alternative 1 — hetras Simkong Anti-Hair Loss Shampoo Spa 1,013ml: in stock (4 units), same shampoo formula and system in a different scent, useful if the Daisy shampoo sells out.
• Alternative 2 — COSRX PEPTIDE-132 Ultra Perfect Hair Bonding Treatment 120ml: in stock (5 units), a different-brand, peptide-focused bonding treatment for rotating in on weeks when hair needs extra repair.
• Alternative 3 — Medicube ROSEMARY PDRN DAMAGE CARE HAIR MASK 200ml: in stock (10 units), a different-mechanism (PDRN-based) hair mask for alternating washes.

Pilling/buildup note: Layering this with a heavy leave-in oil on the same wash day without periodic clarifying can build up on hair over time — rotate in a clarifying shampoo every few weeks if hair starts feeling coated.

MYTH: "A hair treatment/mask can regrow hair or stop hair loss." REALITY: Rinse-off strand treatments like this one condition and temporarily smooth the existing shaft — they don't act on the scalp or hair follicle the way a dedicated, MFDS-registered anti-hair-loss shampoo (like hetras' own Simkong line) is formulated to.

MYTH: "A protein treatment permanently fixes split ends." REALITY: Split ends are physically separated hair shaft — no topical product fuses them back together; this treatment smooths and coats between trims, which is cosmetic, not structural.

MYTH: "More protein always means healthier hair." REALITY: Hair health is a protein-moisture balance; overusing protein-forward treatments on hair that doesn't need it causes stiffness and breakage, not extra strength.

Hard water note: In harder-water areas of Mauritius, mineral buildup can dull the smoothing effect this treatment is designed to deliver — a periodic chelating/clarifying shampoo helps the conditioning agents perform as intended.

Full INCI list: Full ingredient list not publicly disclosed by the brand at the time of writing. The actives above are individually brand-marketed across hetras' own listings and multiple retailer product pages, not read from a single ordered ingredient panel, so we cannot confirm their relative concentrations or where an "Estimated 1% Line" would fall. Check the printed ingredient panel on your physical unit for the authoritative list.

Brand-stated formulation claims (uncertified): hetras markets this line as "91% natural-origin" and "free from 20 harmful additives."*

*Brand-stated formulation claims. The specific ingredient-exclusion list, the natural-origin calculation methodology, and any independent audit were not publicly available at the time of writing.

Preservative system: Not disclosed — no full INCI was available to identify the specific preservative system used.

Fragrance status: Sold under the named "Daisy" scent — described in hetras' own marketing as blending top notes of daisy, tangerine, and chamomile; heart notes of sunflower, cherry blossom, and ylang-ylang; and base notes of cotton, musk, and vanilla. Treat as fragranced.*

*Based on brand-declared scent-note marketing, not a direct read of a Parfum/Fragrance INCI entry. The fragrance component may contain undisclosed allergens. Patch test advised for sensitive individuals.

EU 26 allergen screen: No full INCI was available to check declared allergen entries against the EU 26 list — treat this as unscreened rather than confirmed clean.

Alcohol disclosure: Not disclosed — no full INCI was available to identify specific alcohols (fatty or drying) in the formula.

Halal: No formal Halal certificate was found, and hetras makes no explicit Halal claim for this line. The marketed Hydrolyzed Collagen ingredient is conventionally animal-derived, and without a full INCI we cannot confirm its source species or rule out other animal-derived or alcohol-from-fermentation ingredients — we are not offering a self-assessed Halal-Friendly badge here. Muslims with strict requirements should contact hetras directly or check the physical ingredient panel.

Vegan status: hetras' own Hong Kong storefront markets this exact product as the "HETRAS Vidangyeol Vegan Hair Treatment," yet multiple hetras-line marketing sources also list Hydrolyzed Collagen among this treatment's ingredients — true hydrolyzed collagen is conventionally sourced from animal tissue (bovine, porcine, or marine), which would directly contradict a vegan claim unless the brand is using "collagen" as informal shorthand for a plant-derived collagen-mimetic peptide, which we could not confirm from public sources. Given this unresolved contradiction and the lack of a full published INCI, we are not asserting Vegan-Friendly status for this product — treat the brand's "Vegan" naming with caution until a verified ingredient panel resolves it.

Cruelty-free: Brand-stated policy per retailer listing summaries (not independently certified by Leaping Bunny, PETA, or an equivalent third-party audit). Whether hetras sells in Mainland China retail — which can carry post-market animal-testing requirements — was not confirmed either way in our research.

Microplastic status: Not confirmed — no full INCI was available to check for synthetic film-forming polymers.

MFDS classification: General Cosmetic. We found no evidence of a Functional Cosmetic designation for this specific rinse-off treatment; the hair-loss-symptom-relief functional registration hetras holds applies to its separate Simkong shampoo line, not automatically to this treatment.

Clinical evidence: No independent study, sample size, or methodology was found for this SKU's specific claims (elasticity, smoothness, or the "91% natural" and "20 harmful additives" figures).

Evidence confidence: Medium for the general protein/ceramide/oil conditioning mechanisms, which are well-established in haircare science broadly; Marketing-Only* for the specific "91% natural" and "free from 20 harmful additives" figures, since neither methodology nor an independent audit was found.

*Evidence confidence for these specific figures is Marketing-Only: no independent study, sample size, or methodology was disclosed.

Name note: "Vidangyeol" romanizes the Korean word for a silk-smooth hair texture (비단결, bidan-gyeol — literally "silk grain/texture"), a common way to describe silky hair in Korean beauty marketing; this is a general language note, not an official brand-published translation.

Fungal Acne (Malassezia) Safety: FA-Conditional. Argan Oil appears on some stricter Malassezia-safe watchlists (its risk is generally considered lower than coconut oil or other medium-chain oils, but some protocols still flag it). Since this treatment is directed to mid-lengths and ends — not the scalp — practical fungal-acne/scalp-folliculitis risk is low if you keep it off the hairline and scalp.

Assessment: Low when rinsed thoroughly (rinse-off format). Buildup becomes a Medium risk if layered with heavy leave-in oils without periodic clarifying.

Mitigation: Rinse until hair feels genuinely slippery-clean; use a clarifying shampoo every 2-4 weeks if you regularly layer rich leave-ins on top.

Color/texture baseline: Expect a consistent cream color and texture batch to batch; separation, graininess, or a sharp off-smell replacing the Daisy scent signals breakdown.

Storage: In Mauritius' bathroom heat and humidity, keep the cap tightly closed and out of direct sun; a 1,013ml bottle sitting in a hot, humid shower stall for months can shorten shelf stability faster than cooler, drier storage.

Spoilage signs: Separation that won't remix, a sour or rancid smell replacing the floral scent, or a visible color shift. When in doubt, discard.

Patch test: Apply a small amount to your inner forearm, wait 24 hours; if clear, apply behind the ear, wait another 24 hours before full use — worthwhile given the fragrance and multi-ingredient protein/oil profile.

72-hour barrier reset (if adverse reaction): Stop use immediately, rinse thoroughly, and switch to a plain, fragrance-free conditioner for a few days before reintroducing any new haircare product.

Emergency stop signals: Hives, swelling, blistering, persistent burning or scalp irritation, or breathing difficulty — seek emergency care immediately and discontinue use.

1. Applying it to the scalp — this is a strand treatment for mid-lengths and ends, not a scalp treatment.
2. Skipping the wait time before rinsing, which reduces how much of the protein/oil film actually deposits.
3. Using it on already-healthy hair that doesn't need this level of protein/oil conditioning.
4. Under-rinsing, causing a "coated" feeling later in the day.
5. Expecting it to address hair loss — that is the separate Simkong shampoo's job, not this treatment's.

Overuse threshold: Daily use on already-healthy or fine hair risks protein overload and heaviness within 1-2 weeks; most hair types do better at 1-3x/week for a treatment this rich.

Usage math: At a coin-to-cherry-size dose (roughly 5-8g) per use, a 1,013ml container supports well over 100 uses.

Lifespan: Used 2-3 times per week, a bottle this size can reasonably last a year or more for a single user; overdosing doesn't improve results — it only shortens how long the bottle lasts and increases protein-overload risk.

Reorder timing: Given the current stock level (1 unit at the time of writing), if this treatment fits your routine, consider reordering promptly rather than waiting until you run out — restock timing on this specific SKU is not guaranteed.

This treatment's job is post-shampoo surface conditioning and temporary strand smoothing — it sits on the "thick cream" rung of the haircare stack, between shampoo and any leave-in step.

AM or PM wash-day routine:

1. Shampoo (ideally the matching hetras Simkong Anti-Hair Loss Shampoo Daisy, or any gentle cleanser).
2. hetras Vidangyeol Treatment — apply to damp mid-lengths and ends, wait 1-5 minutes depending on damage level, rinse thoroughly.
3. Towel-dry gently.
4. Optional: leave-in or hair oil on damp hair before styling.

If your hair recently went through bleach or a chemical service, use this every wash for the first 2-3 weeks at the longer 5-minute end of the wait time, then step down to 2-3x/week as hair stabilizes.

If your hair is fine or low-porosity, start at once weekly with a smaller amount and watch for stiffness before increasing frequency.

If you swim regularly, use it after every post-swim shampoo, since salt and chlorine strip the same conditioning film this deposits.

Stock-true bundles:

• Daisy Scent-System Duo (2 products): this treatment + hetras Simkong Anti-Hair Loss Shampoo Daisy 1,013ml — same scent, both currently in stock. We could not find a third in-stock Daisy-scent hair product in this catalog to round out a larger set, so we're presenting an honest 2-product pairing rather than padding it.
• Weekly Deep-Repair Rotation (3 products): this treatment (weekly deep mask) + COSRX PEPTIDE-132 Ultra Perfect Hair Bonding Treatment 120ml (alternate-wash bond-repair booster) + Medicube ROSEMARY PDRN DAMAGE CARE HAIR MASK 200ml (alternate-wash, different-mechanism mask) — rotate these across different wash days rather than stacking them in the same wash, since all three are rich rinse-off treatments.

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The recommendations above are based on formulation synergy with this Treatment, not on margin or stock levels. If a pairing does not exist in our catalog, we say so. If you already own a product that fills the same role, use what you have first.

Primary alternative — Medicube ROSEMARY PDRN DAMAGE CARE HAIR MASK 200ml: in stock (10 units, versus 1 unit remaining on this Vidangyeol Treatment), built around PDRN and rosemary rather than the soy-protein/ceramide/argan profile here — a genuinely different mechanism, not a lookalike.

Alternative 2 — COSRX PEPTIDE-132 Ultra Perfect Hair Bonding Treatment 120ml: in stock (5 units), a peptide-and-bonding-focused treatment for more structurally compromised hair.

Alternative 3 — Nature Republic ARGAN ESSENTIAL MOISTURE REPAIRING HAIR MASK 200ml: in stock (2 units), an argan-oil-centered rinse-off mask if the argan/oil angle of this product is what appeals to you most.

Alternative 4 — KUNDAL Honey & Macadamia Protein Treatment Blackberry Bay 500ml: in stock (1 unit), another protein-plus-oil rinse-off treatment with a different scent and oil blend, for comparison shopping.

Choose hetras Vidangyeol Treatment over Medicube ROSEMARY PDRN DAMAGE CARE HAIR MASK if you need a soy-protein/amino-acid/ceramide-and-argan repair profile paired directly with a matching, same-scent hetras shampoo — not if you specifically want PDRN-based repair chemistry or a currently well-stocked SKU.

Upgrade triggers:

• If you're already using or plan to buy the hetras Simkong Shampoo Daisy, THEN this treatment completes a coordinated scent-and-brand system.
• If you specifically want to avoid Hydrolyzed Collagen for vegan reasons, THEN choose the Medicube alternative instead, since this product's vegan status is unresolved (see the Conscious and Permissible Formulation section above).
• If guaranteed stock matters more than scent-matching, THEN the Medicube option (10 units) or COSRX option (5 units) are the more available picks today.

Timing: Both are rinse-off, post-shampoo treatments; use on wash day, not both in the same wash.

Don't upgrade to this if: you need a confirmed-vegan or fully ingredient-transparent formula — this product's brand-marketed "Vegan" naming is unresolved against its own marketed Hydrolyzed Collagen content, and no full INCI was publicly available to settle it.

If the Daisy scent-system match and broad protein/oil profile matter more to you than guaranteed stock or a resolved vegan claim, this is worth choosing. Otherwise, the higher-stock Medicube alternative is the safer, simpler pick.

This product's PRIMARY function is: post-shampoo surface conditioning and temporary protein/ceramide/oil deposition on damaged mid-lengths and ends. You do not need this if you already own another rich, rinse-off protein-and-oil hair mask or treatment you're actively using — finish that one first.

Check your shower shelf: if you have an open protein or bonding treatment with no expiry concerns, use it up before opening this one. PAO for this product is not publicly disclosed, so check the physical bottle's PAO symbol for your specific unit's post-opening window.

Stacking assessment: No Benefit if run alongside another rinse-off protein treatment on the same wash day (redundant mechanism). Significant Benefit paired with a lightweight leave-in serum, since that targets a different stage (post-towel-dry, not post-shampoo).

This product is sourced through authorized Korean distributors — primarily Craver Co., Ltd (South Korea), alongside other verified distribution partners. Craver is a major Korean beauty distributor and the parent company of SKIN1004, handling authorized distribution for multiple K-beauty brands. All products are shipped directly to Mauritius via verified channels.

For comprehensive information about how we verify authenticity, our layered verification system, and how to check your product at home, visit our dedicated Authenticity and Trust page.

Quick verification tips: check that the bottle carries a clear batch code and that "Daisy" appears consistently on both the outer packaging and the bottle label; if your physical unit's printed ingredient list settles the Hydrolyzed Collagen/vegan question one way or the other, photographing it and sending it to us helps us correct this page.

Brand Name: hetras
Parent Company: SSUKSSUK COMPANY Co., Ltd.
Founded: 2022
Headquarters: Seoul, South Korea
Hero focus: A scent-led "life care" lifestyle brand spanning hair care, body care, fragrance, and oral care, rather than a single dermatological flagship active.
Manufacturing: Not independently confirmed whether in-house or contract-manufactured.

hetras positions itself around traditional Korean folk-remedy reinterpretation and named-region ingredient sourcing — its hero hair-care ingredient is a 7-bean/legume protein complex sourced from Yecheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do. The Simkong Anti-Hair Loss Shampoo and this Vidangyeol Treatment share matching scent naming (Daisy, Soosunhwa, Bombshell, Spa, FlowerShop, Hotel Wood) across the brand's hair-care sub-line, alongside separate Hotel Therapy body care, Multi Fragrance Life Spray, Perfumed Bubble Hand Wash, and Premium Litol Toothpaste lines.

Community reviews specific to this exact Daisy-scent Vidangyeol Treatment were not directly located as readable, attributable individual quotes in our research this run — we found a dedicated Hwahae review page for the Soosunhwa-scent variant of this same treatment, but could not retrieve its individual review text due to a network access restriction on that domain in this session. We're reporting that gap honestly rather than inventing quotes or platforms.

Sustainability: Rinse the container before recycling per local municipal guidance; not confirmed as a refillable format.

Is this a leave-in or a rinse-off treatment? Primarily rinse-off — apply after shampooing, wait 1-5 minutes, and rinse thoroughly. Brand marketing elsewhere in the Vidangyeol line references a quick leave-in-on-towel-dried-ends option, but Adilsons' own product listing and the safer default here is rinse-off.

Is it really vegan, as the "Vidangyeol Vegan Hair Treatment" name suggests? We can't confirm that. The brand's own marketing also lists Hydrolyzed Collagen as an ingredient, which is conventionally animal-derived — a direct contradiction we could not resolve without a full ingredient panel. Treat the vegan naming with caution.

Will this help with hair loss, like the Simkong shampoo? No. This is a strand-conditioning treatment for mid-lengths and ends. hetras' anti-hair-loss functional claim sits with the separate Simkong shampoo line, which is applied to the scalp.

How is this different from a regular conditioner? It's positioned as a richer, more concentrated treatment/mask step rather than a daily rinse-out conditioner — brand marketing suggests shorter, more frequent use is fine, but 1-3x/week is a safer default to avoid protein overload.

Can I use it every wash? You can, but most hair types do better at 1-3x/week; daily use on hair that isn't significantly damaged risks a stiff, straw-like feel from protein overload.

Vidangyeol

Romanization of a Korean phrase referring to silk-smooth hair texture, used here as this treatment's product-line name.

Protein overload

When hair accumulates too much protein relative to moisture, becoming stiff, brittle, or straw-like.

Hydrolyzed protein

A protein (such as collagen or soy protein) broken into smaller fragments so it can temporarily bind to damaged sites on the hair shaft.

Ceramide

A lipid that helps form a smooth, protective film over the hair cuticle or skin barrier.

Rinse-off vs. leave-in treatment

A rinse-off treatment is washed out after a short wait time; a leave-in stays on the hair until the next wash.

MFDS

South Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, which classifies cosmetics as "General" or "Functional" based on the evidence behind specific claims.

Functional Cosmetic

An MFDS category requiring additional government-reviewed evidence for a specific claim (such as hair-loss symptom relief); this treatment itself does not carry that designation.

PAO (Period After Opening)

The symbol (a small jar icon with a number, e.g. "12M") showing how many months a product stays safe to use after it's first opened.

Humectant

An ingredient that attracts and holds water, used here in the broader haircare sense of moisture retention.

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Coverage: Island-wide delivery (Mauritius).

Processing and Timing: Orders process in 1-2 business days; usually ready by Day 3 for pickup by our delivery partners/regional team. Partner collection can take up to 1 week. After pickup, delivery typically takes 1-5 business days (weekdays only).

Express: May be available by region; request on WhatsApp: +230 5 778 2336.

Liquids/Sensitive Items: Serums, toners, liquid makeup (and kits containing liquids) are pickup or door-to-door only; checkout enforces this.

Scheduling: Deliveries run by region on set schedules; we will contact you the evening before.

Pickup: Citadelle Mall pickup available.

Returns: No change-of-mind exchanges.

Refunds (Summary): For defective/damaged on receipt (report within 48h), wrong item, or manufacturing defect within 6 months. Refunds via bank transfer (7-10 business days); card refunds may incur a 5% processor fee (fee not charged for defects/order errors). Opened skincare/personal-care items are non-returnable (except if damaged on delivery).

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Best for: Damaged, dry, color-treated, or heat-styled hair wanting a rich rinse-off treatment step, especially if you're also using (or plan to use) the matching Daisy-scent hetras Simkong shampoo.

Key benefits: A broad marketed profile of amino acids, ceramides, argan oil, and soy protein; a matching, in-stock, same-scent shampoo to pair with; a short, shower-friendly wait time.

Keep in mind: Only 1 unit was in stock at the time of writing; no full ingredient list (INCI) was publicly available for this exact Daisy SKU; and the brand's own "Vidangyeol Vegan Hair Treatment" naming conflicts with its own marketed Hydrolyzed Collagen ingredient, so we cannot confirm this product is genuinely vegan. It does not treat hair loss — that is the separate Simkong shampoo's role.