Double-Cleansing Plant-Based Hair Setting Remover

Name: Double-Cleansing Plant-Based Hair Setting Remover
Brand: Odid
SKU: 720352582
Price: 30.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Odid's Double-Cleansing Plant-Based Hair Setting Remover comes off like a fresh spa moment in a bottle. The spray tackles stubborn styling residue before you shampoo, dissolving wax, fixer, and hairspray with a plant-powered edge. The base relies on ethanol derived from fermented rice and sugarcane, so it feels light on the scalp yet answers buildup. Peptides and a hydration-boosting complex weave through the formula, supporting hair health as you cleanse.

Spritz through the roots and into the lengths, then follow with shampoo for a clean slate. The mist is airy enough not to weigh hair down, yet targeted enough to loosen stuck products. It sets up your wash day by lifting residue off the scalp and strands, making it easier to distribute cleanser and refresh the look between sessions. The pre-cleanse pairs with everyday styling and seasonal changes, keeping hair feeling bright and renewed.

Odid anchors this remover in a plant-powered, wellness-forward approach to hair care. The combination of plant ethanol, peptides, and a hydration-boosting complex mirrors the current move toward spa-like rituals that elevate routine cleansing into a moment of self care.

Materials / Fabrication

Double-cleansing spray for pre-shampoo use
Plant-based ethanol derived from fermented rice and sugarcane
Formulated with peptides
Hydration-boosting complex
Designed to remove stubborn styling products such as wax, fixer, and hairspray
Safe for scalp and hair

Recommended Care

Use as directed before shampooing; apply to dry hair and scalp, then rinse prior to washing
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
Avoid contact with eyes; rinse thoroughly if exposed
Seal cap tightly after use to prevent evaporation

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About Odid

OdiD is a Korean hair care brand that blends performance and scent, delivering hair fragrance care built on milk protein technology. The line includes perfumed shampoos, milk protein intensive treatments, and lightweight leave-ins, plus hair mists that leave a memorable signature note. Formulated to nourish and protect damaged hair, odiD emphasizes fragrance as part of the routine, with several scents crafted to lift mood as you wash and style. All products are made in Korea, offering a premium, fragrance-forward experience at accessible prices. For shoppers seeking hair care that smells as good as it performs, odiD delivers a modern, scent-driven regimen.