No ingredient in this formula is flagged in our pregnancy database. That is not medical advice — ask your doctor about anything you are unsure of.
Declared fragrance allergens: PARFUM, LIMONENE.
Daeng Gi Meo Ri
Professional Honey Therapy Plus Treatment
hair conditioner
Daeng Gi Meo Ri
hair conditioner
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Take the hair assessmentDaeng Gi Meo Ri Professional Honey Therapy Plus Treatment is a nourishing rinse-off hair treatment formulated to deeply moisturize and soften dry or damaged hair. It features honey, three types of vegetable oils (such as camellia and rosehip), and a blend of twelve herbal extracts, including chrysanthemum, rehmannia, morus alba, green tea, and fennel fruit. Rich emollients like dimethicone, cetyl alcohol, and stearyl alcohol coat the hair for smoothness and shine. The formula has a creamy texture and leaves hair silky, manageable, and refreshed.
Written from the ingredient list. Where it describes how a formula behaves, that is inferred from what the ingredients are and where they sit in the list, not measured.
Professional Honey Therapy Plus Treatment is a conditioner from Daeng Gi Meo Ri, aimed at wavy hair, curly hair and medium hair. On the evidence of its ingredient list, the formula works on moisture, frizz control and shine. The ingredients doing most of that work are Dimethicone, Cetyl Alcohol and Stearyl Alcohol. The list runs to 42 ingredients, 14 of which carry a role we recognise for hair.
By the balance of its ingredients the formula reads as neither especially rich nor especially light. It contains Dimethicone. Silicones smooth the cuticle and cut frizz on contact; they are also what a clarifying wash is for, because they do not rinse out with a mild shampoo. The formula leans to moisture rather than protein.
Several ingredients here stay on the hair between washes — Dimethicone — so on low-porosity or fine hair this is a formula that will want a clarifying wash from time to time.
It goes on after shampooing, on the lengths rather than the roots. After shampooing, apply an appropriate amount to clean, wet hair, focusing on the lengths and ends. Gently massage to distribute evenly. Leave on for two to three minutes. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
Nothing in this formula is aimed at protein & strength, scalp soothing, oil control and volume / lightweight — not a fault, just the shape of what is in the bottle, and the reason one product rarely covers a whole routine. No ingredient here is one we recognise as supporting hair growth. Reducing breakage and growing hair are different things, and this formula's evidence is for the first.
Working for it
Worth knowing
Read from the formula's weight, its build-up and its protein — not from a claim on the packaging.
Suits
Not what this one is for
Nothing in this formula is one we recognise as supporting hair growth. Reducing breakage and growing hair are different claims.
Sulfate-free.
Contains silicones that do not rinse out with a mild shampoo — smoothing, but they need clarifying eventually.
Estimated from which ingredients are present and how high they sit in the list, not measured.
Reads as neither especially rich nor especially light.
High build-up potential.
Inferred from the formula's weight, humectants and protein.
Cuticles are tight; moisture penetrates poorly.
Cuticles are moderately open; moisture is absorbed well.
Cuticles are open; moisture absorbs fast but is also lost rapidly.
Does not fit the method.
"Free from" is only claimed when every ingredient on the label resolved to one we know.
No ingredient in this formula is flagged in our pregnancy database. That is not medical advice — ask your doctor about anything you are unsure of.
Declared fragrance allergens: PARFUM, LIMONENE.
One ingredient usually does several jobs, so these counts add up to more than the list length.
14 of 42 ingredients carry a role we recognise for hair.
WATER, DIMETHICONE, CETYL ALCOHOL, STEARYL ALCOHOL, STEARAMIDOPROPYL DIMETHYLAMINE, DICAPRYLYL CARBONATE, BETAINE, GLUTAMIC ACID, CHRYSANTHEMUM BOREALE FLOWER EXTRACT, CETEARETH-20, CAMELLIA JAPONICA SEED OIL, ROSA CANINA FRUIT OIL, CARTHAMUS TINCTORIUS SEED OIL, CAMELLIA SINENSIS LEAF EXTRACT, PEG-10, POLYGONUM MULTIFLORUM ROOT EXTRACT, THUJA ORIENTALIS LEAF EXTRACT, MORUS ALBA BARK EXTRACT, HOUTTUYNIA CORDATA EXTRACT, BUTYLENE GLYCOL, ALCOHOL, REHMANNIA GLUTINOSA ROOT EXTRACT, LAURETH-23, LAURETH-3, HONEY, PANAX GINSENG ROOT EXTRACT, XANTHAN GUM, ARTEMISIA VULGARIS EXTRACT, CITRIC ACID, ACORUS CALAMUS ROOT EXTRACT, ALOE BARBADENSIS LEAF EXTRACT, CYNANCHUM WILFORDII ROOT EXTRACT, OPHIOPOGON JAPONICUS ROOT EXTRACT, ASPARAGUS LUCIDUS ROOT EXTRACT, PORIA COCOS EXTRACT, FOENICULUM VULGARE FRUIT EXTRACT, 1,2-HEXANEDIOL, ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN, SODIUM BENZOATE, PHENOXYETHANOL, PARFUM, LIMONENE.
Yes. There is no sulfate detergent anywhere in the ingredient list.
No. It contains Dimethicone, which do not rinse out with a mild shampoo and will want clarifying eventually.
No — the formula contains a non-water-soluble silicone, a drying alcohol, which the method excludes.
By the weight and build-up of the formula it reads as suited to wavy hair, curly hair, medium hair.
No. There is no hydrolyzed protein or amino acid in the ingredient list.
Likely — Dimethicone stay on the hair between washes. This is an estimate from the ingredient list, not a measurement.
Nothing in the formula is the kind of ingredient that strips colour, and it carries conditioning ingredients that help it hold.
After shampooing, on the lengths rather than the roots.
No. The list carries PARFUM, LIMONENE.
Daeng Gi Meo Ri.
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