Korean Haircare Honest Reviews - Part 2 | 8 Hair Treatments I've Tested

Creator calls the serum neither exceptionally good nor bad, says she would use it if already on hand but would not seek it out over alternatives, while noting it could suit people wanting a lightweight hair serum or oil.

Creator calls this one of her most favorite products in the video, loves its unique osmanthus scent and luxe feel, and recommends it as a good oil that should work for most hair types without weighing hair down; she notes residue around the pump and limited scent longevity.

Creator says the oil can be a good option for dry hair and needs only a small amount, but finds the pearl extract unevenly distributed and the product difficult to use consistently on her fine hair.

Creator likes the scent and hydrating concept but finds the hair milk insufficient alone and hard to fit into her fine-hair routine; she says it could work well for damaged hair in a multi-step routine or healthier fine hair needing less oil.

Creator says this is the worst product in the reviewed line: it repeatedly clumps, weighs down, and makes her hair greasy; her sister experienced the same issue, and she does not recommend the line.

Creator cannot tolerate the scent, says it neither moisturizes nor detangles her hair well and weighs it down, and calls it a total pass for her hair type.

Creator finds the mask soft, smooth, and easy to work through hair, but says its argan-oil richness weighs down her fine hair; she recommends it instead for very damaged or dry hair.

Creator says the treatment detangles without weighing down fine hair, but finds it only a normal conditioner with limited hydration or softness; she says it suits normal, healthy hair better than damaged hair.