RAIP R3 Argan Hair Oil and Repair Shampoo in Bangladesh

RAIP sells one hair oil here, and it sells it in a row of fragrances. The R3 argan oil is a leave-in finishing oil for the lengths and ends of hair, and the scent on the label is the main thing separating one bottle from the next. A repair shampoo sits alongside it.

That makes choosing simpler than the grid suggests, as long as you know what the names mean. The range is shelved under Hair Oil & Tonics, and the bottle size and current price are on each listing.

One Oil, a Shelf of Fragrances

The scents stocked

Every bottle below is the same R3 argan oil in a different fragrance:

• RAIP R3 Argan Hair Oil Original — the long-standing one, and the bottle most people arrive looking for.
• RAIP R3 Argan Hair Oil (Cherry Blossom) 100ml
• RAIP R3 Argan Hair Oil (Ocean Blue) 100ml
• Raip R3 Argan Hair Oil (Very Berry) 100 ml
• RAIP R3 Argan Hair Oil Lovely 100ml
• Raip R3 Argan Hair Oil Elegance 100ml
• Raip R3 Argan Hair Oil Grapefruit 100ml
• Raip R3 Argan Hair Oil Unscented 100ml — the one for anyone who would rather their hair did not smell of anything.

Does the fragrance change anything?

Not in how the oil behaves. Slip, weight and shine are the same across the row, so a fragrance choice is a preference rather than a performance decision. Scent does matter in one practical way, though. Hair holds fragrance for hours, so a sharp grapefruit on a humid afternoon reads very differently from a soft floral. The unscented bottle exists for people who wear perfume and would rather the two did not argue.

The Original is the one almost all the searching lands on, so if you have used this oil before without noticing which bottle it came in, that is probably the one.

The Repair Shampoo

Beside the oils sits Raip Repair Shampoo Original 500ml, the only wash in the range and a noticeably larger bottle than the oils. It carries the Original name too, which here refers to the shampoo line rather than matching it to the Original oil.

Pairing a repair shampoo with a finishing oil is a reasonable routine for hair that has been coloured, straightened or dried out by sun and hard water. Comparable washes are gathered under Repairing Shampoos.

What Argan Oil Does for Hair

The part that is straightforward

Argan oil coats the hair shaft. That flattens the lifted cuticle scales that make hair feel rough, which is why a few drops turn frizz into shine and make a comb pull through more easily. It also slows how fast water leaves the strand, so hair stays soft rather than brittle through a dry spell.

The part people expect too much from

An oil works on the hair you already have. Split ends are mechanical damage and an oil hides them rather than mending them, so a trim is still the fix. Hair fall has its own causes — iron levels, thyroid, illness, pattern loss — and those are worth a doctor rather than a bottle. What an oil genuinely prevents is further breakage, which over months is not nothing.

How to Use the R3 Oil

How much is enough

Two or three drops for shoulder-length hair, warmed between the palms first. Most people who find argan oil greasy are using several times that. Start short and add rather than washing it out and beginning again.

Damp hair or dry hair

On towel-dried hair the oil spreads furthest and seals in the water still in the strand, which is where most of the softness comes from. On dry hair it works as a finishing touch, smoothing flyaways once everything else is done. Both are correct; the damp application does more.

Lengths and ends, not roots

Start at the ends and work up to about the ears. Roots produce their own oil, and adding more there is what makes hair look flat and need washing a day early. A scalp treatment is a different kind of product applied a different way.

Before Heat, and Overnight

As a heat buffer

A light coat before a blow-dry takes the edge off the heat and cuts the dryness that follows. Against a straightener at full temperature an oil is not a substitute for a dedicated heat protectant, and it should go on well before the plates rather than onto hair you are about to clamp.

Leaving it in overnight

An overnight oiling is a long-standing habit here and it suits coarse or very dry hair well. Fine hair usually does better with an hour before washing, since a whole night flattens it. Tie hair loosely, use an old pillowcase, and wash with the shampoo rather than water alone, because oil needs surfactant to come out.

Matching the Oil to Your Hair

Fine and low-porosity hair

Hair with a tightly closed cuticle resists oil sitting on it and goes limp quickly. One drop on damp mid-lengths is the ceiling, and applying it to wet rather than merely damp hair spreads it thinner still.

Thick, curly and chemically treated hair

Coarse and curly hair takes considerably more and shows the difference faster, particularly in the weeks after colouring or rebonding. Hair that has been chemically processed loses its ability to hold moisture, and a daily finishing oil is the simplest way to compensate. Deeper treatments sit under Hair Masks and Treatments.

Reading a RAIP Label

The titles in this range were registered at different times, and the differences between them are clerical rather than real:

• Brackets, or no brackets. Some fragrance names sit in parentheses and some do not. It does not signal anything about the bottle.
• The missing size. The Original bottle states no volume in its title while every other oil says 100ml; the figure is on its product page.
• The spacing. One listing writes 100 ml with a space where the rest close it up, so an exact-title search will miss it.
• The capitals. RAIP and Raip both appear across the range and mean the same brand.
• The word Original. It names a fragrance on the oils and a line on the shampoo, so the two are not a matched set.

What Changes the Price

• Oil against shampoo. A 100ml finishing oil and a 500ml wash are priced on completely different logic, and the larger bottle is not the dearer one.
• Fragrance. Scents within the oil line are normally priced alike, so the row can be read as one item when you are comparing.
• Import and shipping. This is a Korean range brought in rather than made locally, so currency movement reaches the shelf.
• How new the variant is. A fragrance that has just arrived and one that has been stocked for years can sit apart for a while before they settle.

Since a drop or two does a whole head, what matters on an oil is how many months a bottle lasts rather than what it costs on the day. The day’s number is on the bottle’s own page.

About RAIP

RAIP is a South Korean hair care brand working in the salon-adjacent segment, where argan-based finishing products are the core of the range. It is exported widely across Asia and sold through beauty retail, pharmacy and online channels rather than through salons alone.

Its signature line is the R3 argan hair oil, a leave-in treatment oil issued in a series of fragrances alongside an unscented version. The wider range extends to repair shampoos and related hair treatments. The brand positions itself around smoothing, shine and the care of damaged or chemically treated hair, and reaches Bangladesh through Korean beauty importers and online retail.

Buying the RAIP Range Online in Bangladesh

The grid above is where to see which fragrances are on the shelf today. Scent variants on an imported line rotate with shipments, so the row is not always the same length from one month to the next.

Orders go through the app or the website with delivery nationwide, and the whole brand sits inside Haircare if you want to see what else is stocked alongside it.

Before ordering, check the fragrance in the title rather than the bottle colour in the photograph. Several of these look alike in a thumbnail and the word in brackets is the reliable part.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is RAIP a Korean brand?

Yes. It is a South Korean hair care brand, and the R3 argan oil is its signature product. It is widely exported across Asia, which is why reviews of it turn up in several languages.

2. What is the difference between the fragrances?

The smell, and that is all. Original, Cherry Blossom, Ocean Blue, Very Berry, Lovely, Elegance and Grapefruit are the same oil in different scents, with an unscented bottle for anyone who would rather skip the question.

3. Can the oil be left in overnight?

It can, and coarse or very dry hair tends to like it. Fine hair generally does better with an hour before a wash. Either way it needs shampoo to come out properly rather than a rinse.

4. Should it go on the scalp?

It is made for the lengths and the ends. Roots make their own oil, so adding more there tends to flatten hair and bring the next wash forward a day. Keep it from about ear level down.

5. Does argan oil work as a heat protectant?

It takes the edge off a blow-dry and reduces the dryness afterwards. For a straightener or a curling iron at high heat, a product made for the job is the right choice, with the oil going on earlier in the routine.

6. R3 argan oil কতটুকু নিতে হয়?

দুই-তিন ফোঁটাই যথেষ্ট, হাতের তালুতে ঘষে নিয়ে চুলের নিচের অংশে লাগান। গোড়ায় নয় — ওখানে দিলে চুল চিটচিটে দেখায়। ভেজা চুলে দিলে ভালো ছড়ায়, আর চুল শুকানোর পর উড়ো চুল সামলাতেও কয়েক ফোঁটা কাজে লাগে। বেশি দিলে ধুয়ে ফেলা ছাড়া উপায় থাকে না, তাই অল্প দিয়ে শুরু করুন।