Odicodi

ODICODI is a hair-coloring brand rather than a skincare one. Almost everything in this collection is a hair dye or a color-supporting shampoo. You'll see product names like Emperor, Anne, and ODI Green that mark different dye lines within the brand, alongside Dr. Reed M Shampoo. This collection is for coloring and maintaining your hair at home, not for facial skincare.

The grid carries two main dye formats. Pouch-type dyes, such as the Anne Pouch Type Hair Dye and the Emperor natural-extract pouch, come pre-portioned so you mix and apply a single dose. Shampoo-type dyes, like the "7 times shampoo type" black and dark-brown options and the ODI Green shampoo-type dye, work more like a lathering treatment you build up over repeat washes for a gradual change. Pouch formats give a faster, more defined result; shampoo formats trade speed for a gentler, low-commitment routine.

Color choice here stays close to natural tones. Black and dark brown anchor the range, which suits grey coverage and subtle root touch-ups rather than bold fashion colors. Some lines, such as the Emperor natural-extract pouch, lean on plant-derived ingredients in the formula. Read the individual product page for the exact shade name before you buy, since several dye lines repeat black and brown across different formats.

Start with a patch test 48 hours before coloring, as the label instructs, to rule out a reaction. For pouch-type dyes, section dry hair, apply evenly from roots to ends, leave on for the stated time, then rinse until the water runs clear. For shampoo-type dyes, lather onto damp hair, leave it the recommended minutes, and rinse; depth builds over several uses rather than in one sitting. Wear gloves and protect your hairline and clothing either way.

Beyond the dyes, the line includes shampoos such as Dr. Reed M Shampoo 500ml. These sit alongside the coloring products as everyday cleansing options. If you color your hair regularly, a gentle, color-friendly wash routine helps your shade last and keeps the scalp comfortable between applications.

The black and dark-brown focus makes ODICODI a practical pick for covering greys. Pouch-type dyes handle a full-head color when greys are widespread, while shampoo-type dyes suit lighter, ongoing maintenance between full applications. For roots that grow out faster than the rest, many people do a targeted root application with a pouch dye and keep a shampoo-type product for the in-between weeks.

If you want a clear, one-session result, begin with a pouch-type dye in your target shade. If you'd rather ease into color or keep upkeep low, a shampoo-type dye is the gentler entry point. Match the shade to your natural base, and lean on the natural-extract pouch lines if ingredient sourcing matters to you. We list 18+ ODICODI products, so compare a couple of formats before deciding.

ODICODI is a Korean brand, and the products we carry are sourced as genuine ODICODI stock. Korean hair-dye formulations sometimes differ from local-market versions in shade naming and ingredient blends, so the product pages here reflect the Korean lineup. If you've used the brand before, check the format and shade name rather than assuming a one-to-one match with another market's product.