Kerasys Shampoo Products in Bangladesh

Kerasys is a Korean haircare brand, and everything stocked here is shampoo — most of it in large bottles, most of it under the Hair Clinic line, and each variant named for the oil or the effect it leads with.

All of it sits under Shampoos. The sections below group the range by what each variant is aimed at, and the later ones cover washing technique and what a shampoo can honestly do about hair fall.

Anti-Hair-Fall Shampoos

• Kerasys Hair Clinic Black Bean Oil Anti-Hair Loss Shampoo 1000ml (Made in Korea) — the most looked-up listing in the range.
• Kerasys Argan Oil Hair Clinic Shampoo with Damage Repair – 1000ml and Kerasys Coconut Oil Hair Clinic Shampoo with Repair & Moisture – 1000ml
• Kerasys Red Propolis Root Care Shampoo 1L and Kerasys Hair Clinic Green Propolis Scalp Cleansing Shampoo with Propolis Extract, Tea Tree & Olive Oil – 1000ml (Korea) — under Anti Hairfall Shampoos.

What a shampoo can and cannot do about hair fall

Whatever is in the bottle gets perhaps sixty seconds against the skin before it goes down the drain. It can clean a scalp well, reduce flaking and irritation, and leave hair less prone to breaking when it is brushed — and less breakage does mean less hair in the drain.

It does not act on the follicle, and it does not reverse hair loss that is happening below the surface. Nothing in a bottle that gets rinsed off does.

Losing more hair after a switch is often normal

Everybody sheds every day, and the hair only appears when it is dislodged. Someone who washes twice a week and then starts washing daily sees more in the drain without losing any more overall.

Judge it over a couple of months rather than a week, and judge it by whether the parting is widening rather than by what is in the plughole.

Scalp Cooling and Anti-Dandruff

• Kerasys Hair Clinic Scalp Cooling Anti-Dandruff Protein Shampoo – 600ml (Made in Korea) and Kerasys Hair Clinic Scalp Cooling Anti-Dandruff Protein Shampoo – 980ml (Made in Korea) — the same variant in two sizes.
• Kerasys Hair Clinic Scalp Cooling Protein Shampoo – Scalp Cooling Solution 750ml (Made in Korea) and Kerasys Peppermint Oil Anti-Dandruff Shampoo with Scalp Cooling – 1000ml
• Kerasys Ginger Oil Itch Relief Cooling Anti-Dandruff Shampoo with Scalp Soothing Care, Deep Cleansing 1000ml

A cosmetic anti-dandruff shampoo is not a medicated one

These are cosmetic shampoos with cooling and soothing ingredients. A medicated shampoo carries an antifungal, sits on the scalp for several minutes, and is used a set number of times a week — and it is a different product filed on a different shelf.

For mild flaking a cosmetic shampoo used regularly is often enough. For persistent, heavy or itchy flaking, a medicated one is what actually treats it.

Cooling is a sensation, not a treatment

Menthol and peppermint create a cold feeling by acting on nerve endings rather than by lowering any temperature. It is pleasant on an itchy scalp and it is not doing anything to the cause of the itch.

If it stings rather than cools, or leaves the scalp red, stop using it. A scalp that is weeping, painful or losing hair in patches needs seeing rather than another bottle.

Damage Repair and Protein Shampoos

• Kerasys Advanced Keratin Bond Deep Repair Shampoo with 10X Keratin & Tri Protein, 600ml and Kerasys Hair Clinic Damage Clinic Protein Shampoo – Damage Care Solution 600ml (Made in Korea)
• Kerasys Hair Clinic Propolis Damage Repair Shampoo with Propolis Extract, Honey Extract & Royal Jelly – 1000ml (Korea) — under Repairing Shampoos.

Damaged hair is patched, not healed

Hair is not living tissue, so a split end does not mend. What a repair shampoo does is deposit protein and conditioning agents along the shaft so it behaves better — smoother, stronger under a brush, less frizz. That effect is real and it washes out.

The only permanent fix for a split end is cutting it off, and the useful work is preventing the next one: less heat, less tension, and a wide-tooth comb on wet hair.

Protein can be overdone

Hair that has had protein treatment after protein treatment can end up stiff, straw-like and prone to snapping. It is less common than the internet suggests and it is real.

If hair feels rigid and brittle rather than soft, alternate with a plain moisturising shampoo for a few weeks.

The Oils in the Names

• Kerasys Hair Clinic Tea Tree Oil Deep Clean Shampoo 1000ml (Made in Korea)
• Kerasys Perfume Devil’s Edition Neroli Moonlight Perfumed Shampoo – 600ml (Made in Korea)

The oil is the positioning, not a dose

Black bean, argan, coconut, tea tree, ginger and peppermint each signal a different aim: strengthening, repair, moisture, deep cleansing, itch relief and cooling. The name is a shorthand for what the variant is for rather than a measure of how much of that oil is in it.

Choose by the aim rather than by which oil sounds most appealing.

Fragrance is the commonest cause of a scalp reaction

A strongly perfumed shampoo, and the perfumed variant here in particular, is the first thing to drop if the scalp becomes itchy, red or flaky after a switch.

Rinse thoroughly. Product left along the hairline is a frequent and easily fixed cause of irritation.

How to Wash

Shampoo the scalp, condition the lengths

The scalp is what gets dirty and oily; the ends are the oldest and driest part of the hair. Work the shampoo into the scalp with fingertips and let the lather rinse through the lengths on its way down.

Use fingertips rather than nails. Scratching an itchy scalp with nails breaks the skin and makes the itch worse.

Lukewarm water, and rinse longer than feels necessary

Hot water strips the scalp and leaves it drier, which for many people means more flaking a day later. Rinse until the hair feels genuinely clean rather than until the lather stops.

A second short wash is worth it only when hair is heavily oiled or has product in it.

How often depends on the scalp, not on a rule

An oily scalp in this climate may need washing daily and that is fine. A dry scalp may not. Washing less does not reduce hair fall and washing more does not cause it.

This Range Is Shampoo Only

Everything on the grid above is a shampoo. There is no conditioner, mask or serum in the range as stocked here, which is worth knowing before buying a bottle expecting a matching pair.

A conditioner does a different job — it smooths the outer layer of the hair so it combs and behaves better — and any brand’s conditioner works alongside any brand’s shampoo. Matching the label is marketing rather than chemistry.

Conditioner goes on the lengths and ends and is kept off the scalp, which is the opposite of where the shampoo goes.

When Hair Fall Needs a Doctor

Hair loss has causes that are found by testing rather than guessed at, and several of them are treatable.

Patterns worth taking to someone

A widening parting or thinning at the crown, bald patches with smooth skin, or any hair loss with a scaly, painful or scarred scalp. Also sudden heavy shedding two or three months after an illness, surgery, childbirth or a crash diet.

Loss that comes with scarring is the urgent one, because the follicle is destroyed and what is lost does not come back.

Causes a blood test can find

Iron deficiency, thyroid disease, and deficiencies of vitamin D or B12 all cause shedding and all are correctable. So do several medicines, and hormonal conditions.

Months spent switching shampoos before anyone tests for those is time that matters. A shampoo is a reasonable thing to use and a poor thing to rely on.

Reading the Long Names

Registered names in this range run long and are easy to confuse, and two things make it worse.

The volume is at the end of the name rather than the start, and one variant appears twice in different sizes with everything before the volume identical. Read the number before ordering, particularly when repeating an order.

Several names also carry Made in Korea or Korea at the end. That is a provenance note rather than part of the product name, and it does not distinguish one listing from another here — the whole range is Korean.

Where Kerasys Sits on Arogga

This page collects one brand. The shelves collect one kind of shampoo across brands, which is the comparison to make when a variant here is unavailable or when a medicated shampoo is what is actually needed.

Bottle volumes in this range run from 600ml to a litre and they change, so read the number on the listing. The range also sits under Haircare.

About Kerasys

Kerasys is a Korean haircare brand whose range here is built around the Hair Clinic line, with each variant named for an oil or a scalp effect — black bean, argan, coconut, tea tree, ginger, peppermint, propolis and keratin.

Bottles run large, mostly a litre, with a few at 600 to 980ml. The black bean anti-hair-loss shampoo draws more interest than anything else in the range.

It is searched almost entirely as Kerasys shampoo rather than by the brand name alone.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Will an anti-hair-fall shampoo stop my hair falling?

It can reduce breakage and clean an irritated scalp, and less breakage does mean less hair in the drain. It does not act on the follicle or reverse loss happening below the surface, because it is on the scalp for a minute and then rinsed away.

2. I am losing more hair since switching. Is the shampoo the cause?

Usually not. Everybody sheds daily and the hair only appears when it is dislodged, so washing more often shows more in the drain without any more being lost. Judge it over a couple of months, and by whether the parting is widening rather than by the plughole.

3. Is this the same as a medicated anti-dandruff shampoo?

No. These are cosmetic shampoos with cooling and soothing ingredients. A medicated one carries an antifungal, sits on the scalp for several minutes and is used a set number of times a week. For persistent, heavy or itchy flaking, the medicated kind is what treats it.

4. Does a repair shampoo fix split ends?

No — hair is not living tissue and a split end does not mend. A repair shampoo deposits protein and conditioning agents so the hair behaves better, and that washes out. The only fix for a split end is cutting it off; the useful work is preventing the next one.

5. Can I use too much protein shampoo?

Yes. Repeated protein treatments can leave hair stiff, straw-like and prone to snapping. If it feels rigid and brittle rather than soft, alternate with a plain moisturising shampoo for a few weeks.

6. Is there a matching Kerasys conditioner?

Not in the range stocked here — everything above is shampoo. Any brand’s conditioner works alongside any brand’s shampoo, so matching the label is marketing rather than chemistry. Conditioner goes on the lengths and ends, kept off the scalp.

7. How often should I wash my hair?

As often as the scalp needs. An oily scalp in this climate may need washing daily and that is fine; a dry one may not. Washing less does not reduce hair fall and washing more does not cause it. Use lukewarm water and rinse longer than feels necessary.

8. When should I see a doctor about hair loss?

A widening parting or crown thinning, bald patches with smooth skin, sudden heavy shedding two or three months after illness, surgery, childbirth or a crash diet, or loss with a scaly, painful or scarred scalp. Iron deficiency, thyroid disease and low vitamin D or B12 all cause shedding and are correctable.