
Sidmool · Hair Mist
Sidmool Coppertri Scalp Ampoule 100ml
A minimalist, alcohol-free scalp ampoule reviewers say never leaves roots greasy or irritated.
- Format
- Hair Mist
- Hero ingredient
- Copper Tripeptide-1 + Panthenol + Biotin
- Formula
- Alcohol-free, Fragrance-free, Paraben-free
- Origin
- Made in Korea
A minimalist, alcohol-free scalp ampoule built on 1,000ppm Copper Tripeptide-1, Panthenol and biotin, rated 4.83/5 on Hwahae for its watery, non-greasy feel.
Details
A minimalist 14-ingredient scalp ampoule built around 1,000ppm Copper Tripeptide-1, Pro-Vitamin B5 and biotin, with a watery, alcohol-free feel that reviewers say never leaves roots greasy.
Sidmool Coppertri Scalp Ampoule skips the usual scalp-tonic filler list and keeps just 14 ingredients, led by a high dose of Copper Tripeptide-1 — a copper-bound peptide used in scalp and follicle-care formulas — alongside Panthenol (Pro-Vitamin B5), Niacinamide and Biotin. The texture is closer to water than a typical leave-on tonic, so it absorbs without weighing roots down or leaving hair feeling stiff the next morning. It's alcohol-free and fragrance-free, and Hwahae reviewers currently rate it 4.83/5, pointing to the lack of scalp irritation and the no-buildup finish as the main reasons they keep reordering.
- Copper Tripeptide-1, 1,000ppm — the formula's lead active, a copper-bound peptide used in scalp and follicle-care formulas.
- 14-ingredient, filler-free formula — no added fragrance, dyes or alcohol, just the actives and a stable base.
- Panthenol (Pro-Vitamin B5) + Niacinamide + Biotin — a supporting trio reviewers associate with a calmer, less irritated scalp.
- Watery, non-greasy finish — absorbs fast and doesn't leave roots looking flat or sticky the next day.
Hero ingredients: Copper Tripeptide-1 (1,000ppm), Panthenol (Pro-Vitamin B5, 2%), Niacinamide (2%) and Biotin.
How to use: After shampooing, or any time your scalp feels tired, section your hair and spray the ampoule directly onto the scalp. Massage in gently with your fingertips until absorbed. No rinsing needed — follow with your usual styling routine.
Read before you buy: This is a cosmetic scalp-care ampoule, not a medical treatment, and it makes no regrowth promises — reviewers describe gradual, maintenance-level support rather than a dramatic before-and-after. Hwahae's review base is still small (12 reviews, 4.83 average), so treat the rating as an early signal rather than a large-sample verdict. Even so, every one of the 14 ingredients screens low-risk and no reviewer has reported scalp irritation. The pump can be fiddly to fully empty near the bottom of the bottle, per at least one reviewer. The full ingredient list and our risk screening are on the product page at dhaliora.xyz.
Ships from Korea, worldwide.
What we think
Minimalist, high-dose actives
Just 14 ingredients led by 1,000ppm Copper Tripeptide-1 plus Panthenol, niacinamide and biotin — no added fragrance, dyes or alcohol diluting the formula.
Watery, non-greasy finish
Reviewers single out that it absorbs fast and never leaves roots feeling clumped or stiff, even applied in the morning before styling.
Zero reported irritation
All 14 ingredients screen low-risk with no flagged allergens, and Hwahae reviewers report no scalp trouble or breakouts from regular use.
Small review base
Hwahae's rating is built on only 12 reviews so far — treat the early 4.83/5 as a promising signal rather than a large-sample verdict.
No regrowth claims, and no cooling
This is a cosmetic scalp-care ampoule, not a medical treatment, and it skips cooling menthol by design, so anyone wanting a tingling, cooling spray will want a different tonic.
A minimalist, alcohol-free scalp ampoule built around 1,000ppm Copper Tripeptide-1, Panthenol and biotin, with a watery, non-greasy feel Hwahae reviewers rate 4.83/5. Best for anyone who wants a filler-free, low-irritation addition to their scalp routine rather than a heavy, cooling tonic — note the review base is still small, and this is cosmetic maintenance, not a medical treatment.
Every ingredient, graded
- Low risk14100%
- Mid risk00%
- High risk00%
14 ingredients, listed in label order. Tap any one for its grade and why.
Against the field
Same grading for every product

Olive Young best-sellers Korea

An ethanol-free scented mist with hyaluronic acid for slip, but still fragrance-led, while our ampoule targets the scalp with Copper Tripeptide-1 and biotin.

A silicone-and-oil detangling mist, but it leans on cyclomethicone and fragrance allergens, where our lightweight, 14-ingredient ampoule uses Copper Tripeptide-1 and panthenol to support the scalp itself.

A glossing shine-and-frizz mist built on alcohol and fragrance, whereas our ampoule skips drying alcohol and adds Copper Tripeptide-1 and panthenol to care for the scalp.
Amazon best-sellers US

A clean alcohol-free scent mist, but purely fragrance with no active care, while our ampoule pairs Copper Tripeptide-1 with panthenol and biotin to care for the scalp.

A pleasant vanilla-sandalwood scent spray, but it is fragrance and allergen-led with no scalp benefit, where our ampoule delivers Copper Tripeptide-1 and biotin for scalp care.

This is a fragranced alcohol-based deodorizing mist, while our ampoule uses Copper Tripeptide-1 and panthenol to care for the scalp rather than mask odor.
Questions
Who is it for?
Anyone who wants a minimalist, low-irritation scalp ampoule to add to an existing hair-care routine — it's rated 4.83/5 on Hwahae.
Is it a medicine?
No. It's a cosmetic scalp-care ampoule, not a drug, and results vary by person.
Is it alcohol-free and fragrance-free?
Yes. The 14-ingredient formula skips alcohol and added fragrance, which is one reason reviewers report no scalp irritation.
Any caution?
The review base is still small (12 Hwahae reviews), and the formula doesn't include cooling menthol by design, so it won't tingle on application the way some scalp tonics do.
How do I use it?
Spray onto the scalp after shampooing, or any time your scalp feels tired, and massage in with your fingertips. No rinsing needed.
The brand's own page
12 panels · translated from Korean by Dhaliora
These panels are the maker's own words and figures, shown as published. Our grading and comparisons are on the Our read tab.












We also reference reviews from Korean retailers — Naver Smart Store, Olive Young and Hwahae — translated into English.
No reviews from Dhaliora customers yet.
What reviewers in Korea mention
12 Hwahae Reviews · 4.83 Hwahae Avg. Rating · #13 Hair Essence/Oil Ranking · summarised by Dhaliora
Most mentioned
Friction
Read as a fit cue: the one friction on record is a wish for a cooling sensation, but our longest review explicitly argues against adding menthol, since it can irritate the scalp and would undercut this formula's alcohol-free, low-irritation profile.
Good fit if
- Scalp routines that want a watery, non-greasy leave-on rather than a heavy tonic
- Anyone who has reacted to menthol or alcohol-based scalp tonics before
- A gentle, consistency-first addition to an existing hair-care routine
Not for you if you want
- A cooling, tingling sensation on application — this formula is alcohol-and-menthol-free by design
- Visible new growth within days — reviewers describe gradual, maintenance-level change over weeks
- A thick, rich serum feel — the texture is closer to water than a typical scalp tonic
Our take
We set it beside 6 best-sellers. This is the one we stock.
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