【Fiole Takigawa】Day Starter Sebum Control Shampoo | Scalp Sebum Control

FIOLE Takigawa - "A Day's Plan" Morning Oil Control Shampoo

FIOLE "A Day's Plan" Morning Oil Control Shampoo is specially formulated for oily scalps prone to greasiness, stickiness, and flat roots. Focusing on gentle daily cleansing and oil regulation, it helps wash away excess sebum, sweat, and odor-causing impurities, leaving the scalp refreshed and the hair roots naturally light and airy.

✨ Key Benefits

• Gently cleanses excess oil and sweat from the scalp.
• Helps maintain scalp oil balance and freshness.
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• Improves greasiness, odor, and flat root issues.
• Keeps hair light and naturally voluminous.

🌿 Suitable for Scalp and Hair Types

• Oily and easily greasy scalps.
• Scalps prone to sweating, stickiness, and scalp odor.
• Hair that easily flattens at the roots and lacks volume.
• Scalps seeking gentle daily oil regulation.

📝 Suggested Use

1. Thoroughly wet hair and scalp with water.
2. Dispense an appropriate amount of shampoo into your palm and lather. Massage the areas of the scalp prone to oiliness with your fingertips.
3. Rinse thoroughly with water and completely blow-dry the hair roots.

📦 Product Specifications

• Brand: FIOLE Takigawa
• Series: A Day's Plan
• Type: Morning Oil Control Shampoo
• Volume: 50ml / 500ml
• Product Type: Daily Oil Control Shampoo

💬 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: My scalp gets oily very quickly every day. How should I wash my hair?

First, rinse thoroughly with water. Then, lather the shampoo carefully and use your fingertips to cleanse the hair roots and oily areas. After rinsing, completely blow-dry the hair roots to avoid dampness making the scalp feel greasy.

Q2: Can an oily scalp cause scalp odor and flat roots?

Accumulation of oil, sweat, and product residue can cause scalp odor and also make hair strands stick together and roots appear flat. Proper cleansing helps maintain freshness and volume.

Q3: Does using an oil-control shampoo that cleanses more thoroughly mean my scalp will produce less oil?

Not necessarily. Over-cleansing can make some scalps feel dry or tight. You should choose an appropriate cleansing strength and adjust your usage based on oiliness, sensitivity, and how your scalp feels after washing.

Q4: How should I combine hair care products if I have an oily scalp but dry ends?

Focus the shampoo on cleansing the scalp and hair roots. After rinsing, apply conditioner mainly from the mid-lengths to the ends, avoiding direct application of heavy conditioning products to the scalp.

Q5: What is the difference between Morning Oil Control and MAD Luxury Oil Control Shampoo?

Morning Oil Control focuses on gentle daily cleansing and oil regulation; MAD Luxury Oil Control places more emphasis on deep cleansing of oil and keratin buildup. You can choose based on your degree of oiliness and scalp sensitivity.