Using it well so far. The spray type is light and easy to use, so I like it.

Naked Sun · Hair Mist
A UV-blocking hair mist that cools the scalp instantly without menthol's sting.
A UV-protection hair and scalp mist that pairs a broad-spectrum Tinosorb S filter with an instant, non-menthol cooling effect, built on caffeine and a dense Korean root/botanical complex. It's a Korea-registered functional cosmetic that helps prevent hair loss.
A UV-protection hair and scalp mist with an instant, menthol-free cooling effect — Naked Sun Shield Mist is a Korea-registered functional cosmetic that helps prevent hair loss, not just a sun spray.
Naked Sun Shield Mist pairs a broad-spectrum organic UV filter (Bis-Ethylhexyloxyphenol Methoxyphenyl Triazine, also known as Tinosorb S) with Methyl Diisopropyl Propionamide, a non-menthol cooling agent that drops scalp temperature on contact without the sting some menthol-based tonics cause. The formula is built around caffeine and a dense complex of Korean root and botanical extracts — acorus calamus, houttuynia cordata, saururus chinensis, polygonum multiflorum, kalopanax pictus and more — alongside 18 free amino acids and a light oil blend (argan, sweet almond, grape seed, jojoba, yuzu seed and meadowfoam seed oils). It's made with vegan-certified ingredients. On Danawa, the listed version carries a 4.89/5 average across 269 reviews.
Hero ingredients: Bis-Ethylhexyloxyphenol Methoxyphenyl Triazine (UV filter), Methyl Diisopropyl Propionamide (cooling agent), Caffeine, and a Korean root/botanical extract complex.
How to use: Shake well before use. Hold about 20–30cm from the scalp and hair and spray evenly whenever needed. Massage in gently with your fingertips to help absorption, or let it air-dry. Best used before, during and after outdoor activity — if you've sweated heavily, wipe gently and reapply.
Read before you buy: This is a cosmetic scalp and hair mist, not a medical treatment — it's a Korea-registered functional cosmetic that helps prevent hair loss; it does not treat, cure or reverse it, and results vary by person. The ingredient list is long and includes alcohol and fragrance, so patch-test first if you have a sensitive scalp or fragrance sensitivity. The full ingredient list and our risk screening are on the product page at dhaliora.xyz.
Ships from Korea, worldwide.
Tinosorb S blocks UV damage to hair and scalp while Methyl Diisopropyl Propionamide delivers an instant cooling effect without the sting of menthol-based tonics.
Korea's MFDS has registered this as a functional cosmetic that helps prevent hair loss, built on caffeine and a dense Korean root/botanical complex.
A blend of argan, sweet almond, grape seed, jojoba, yuzu seed and meadowfoam oils conditions without a greasy residue, and every ingredient is vegan-certified.
The 50+ ingredient formula includes alcohol and added fragrance, so anyone with a sensitive scalp or fragrance allergies should patch-test first.
This is a cosmetic, not a drug — it helps prevent hair loss as registered with Korea's MFDS, but it does not treat, cure or reverse it, and results vary by person.
A UV-protection hair and scalp mist that pairs a broad-spectrum Tinosorb S filter with an instant, non-menthol cooling effect, built on caffeine and a dense Korean root/botanical complex. It's a Korea-registered functional cosmetic that helps prevent hair loss and uses vegan-certified ingredients — best for anyone who wants sun and heat protection for hair without a greasy or stinging finish, just patch-test first if you're sensitive to alcohol or fragrance.
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No. It's a cosmetic, not a drug — it's a Korea-registered functional cosmetic that helps prevent hair loss, but it does not treat, cure or reverse it, and results vary by person.
Yes — it uses Methyl Diisopropyl Propionamide, a non-menthol cooling agent, so you get an instant cooling effect on the scalp without the sting menthol can cause on sensitive skin.
Yes. It's formulated with Bis-Ethylhexyloxyphenol Methoxyphenyl Triazine (Tinosorb S), a broad-spectrum organic UV filter, to help shield hair and scalp from UV exposure.
Shake well, then spray evenly from about 20-30cm away onto scalp and hair whenever needed. Massage in gently or let it air-dry. Reapply after heavy sweating or swimming.
No — the formula includes both alcohol and added fragrance alongside its actives, so patch-test first if you have a sensitive scalp or fragrance sensitivities.
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