I tried Pantodil Hair Ampoule to solve my scalp dryness in winter.

After work, I was resting and looking at my hands. I noticed that my nails kept getting more and more brittle. I guess it's because the weather has gotten really dry. It would be nice if this dryness only affected my nails, but lately, my scalp has been itchy and my hair has been thinning out, so it's really bothering me.

After much deliberation, I chose Pantodil Hair Ampoule after meticulously analyzing its ingredients to improve my scalp's condition. In winter, the scalp's oil-moisture balance can easily be disrupted by indoor heaters. As I pondered how to logically address this, the panthenol ingredient caught my eye.

The biotin and nutrients contained in the Pantodil Hair Ampoule I recently started using are surprisingly absorbable, so I've been using it every night as part of my routine. Ampoules that are too heavy can cause loss of volume or excessive oiliness at the crown of the head the next day, but fortunately, Pantodil Hair Ampoule focuses on moisture, leaving a refreshing finish. After using it consistently for about a week, I've noticed that my scalp redness has calmed down, so I thought I'd share this information with anyone who suffers from dry scalp like me.

No matter how good the cosmetics you use, if you don't get enough basic nutrients, it's hard to survive the winter, so everyone, don't forget to take care of your scalp as much as your skin~~