Aromatica

Aromatica relies on verifiable facts rather than promises: manufacturing in its own factory in Korea, ISO 22716certification for good manufacturing practices, EWG Verifiedprogram participation since 2016, and part of its range certified by COSMOS or ECOCERT.

These are guarantees of seriousness regarding manufacturing and composition. They do not guarantee that a product will suit your scalp: that can only be judged through use, over a few weeks.

Yes, depending on the brand, which is certified by The Vegan Society: no animal-derived ingredients and no animal testing.

As for packaging, the bottles have been made of 100% recycledPET plastic since 2021, and the rosemary shampoo box is made from sugarcane residue.

On wet hair, take a hazelnut-sized amount of Rosemary Scalp Scaling Shampoo, lather directly onto the scalp and massage with your fingertips for one minute, without scratching with your nails. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.

If your scalp is sensitive, start with two or three washes per week, then adjust. Finish with a conditioner or mask on the lengths if your ends are dry.

On its official product page, Aromatica presents it as a shampoo that cleanses and rebalances the scalp, not as a hair growth treatment. However, some retailers sell it under the "hair growth" label: be wary of this claim.

Studies on rosemary and hair loss focus on oil applied for long periods, not on a shampoo rinsed out in a few minutes. In the case of significant or persistent hair loss, consult a doctor or dermatologist.

Yes. Aromatica was founded in 2004 in South Korea by Jerry Kim and manufactures its products in its Osan factory. It is one of the pioneering brands in Korean clean beauty.

Beware of homonyms: in France, several companies with no connection to the brand share the name Aromatica, in the fields of food flavorings or grocery retail. On our site, Aromatica always refers to the Korean skincare brand.