Raip

RAIP is a Korean hair and body care brand built around its Repair shampoo line, matching treatments, R3 Argan hair oils, and Refreshing body washes. Most products come in big 1000ml salon bottles, and the range is organized by scent: Original, Elegance, Lovely, and Grapefruit. The R3 Argan oils are the small 100ml finishers. If you want shampoo, treatment, and body wash that share a scent, RAIP lets you match them across the whole wash routine.

  • Repair hair care
  • R3 Argan hair oil
  • 1000ml salon bottles
  • 🇰🇷 Korean brand

By Skinsli editorial Updated

Buying guide

RAIP hair and body care: a buying guide

RAIP is a Korean brand focused on hair and body, not facial skincare. The catalog is built from a few clear families: Repair shampoos, matching Repair treatments, R3 Argan hair oils, and Refreshing body washes. Most bottles are a full 1000ml, and the line is sorted by scent rather than by hair type, with Original, Elegance, Lovely, and Grapefruit running across the range. We list 38+ RAIP products, and this guide explains each family and how to put a matching set together.

What RAIP is

RAIP makes wash-and-go hair and body products: shampoos, hair treatments, hair oils, and body washes. It is not a facial skincare brand, so you will not find toners or face creams here. The line reads like a salon range, with large 1000ml bottles and a scent-led lineup, which is why so many of the products come in the same four fragrances.

The Repair shampoo line

The Repair Shampoo is the core of the brand and comes in 1000ml across all four scents: Original, Elegance, Lovely, and Grapefruit. A repair shampoo is aimed at hair that feels dry, rough, or worn from heat and colour, cleaning the scalp while smoothing the lengths. Because the bottles are large, one lasts a long time even with daily washing, which makes it a sensible household or salon staple.

Pairing with the Repair treatment

The Repair Treatment Elegance (1000ml) is the conditioning step that follows the shampoo. A treatment is richer than a rinse-out conditioner and gives damaged hair more time and substance to recover. Use it after the Repair shampoo, leave it on the mid-lengths and ends for a minute or two, then rinse. Matching it to your shampoo scent keeps the whole wash smelling consistent.

R3 Argan hair oil

The R3 Argan Hair Oil is RAIP's leave-in finisher and comes in a smaller 100ml bottle, in Grapefruit and Elegance. Argan oil smooths frizz and adds shine to dry or damaged hair. Warm a few drops between your palms and work it through damp or dry ends, keeping it away from the roots so hair does not look greasy. It is the step that finishes the look after shampoo and treatment.

Refreshing body wash

The Refreshing Body Wash extends RAIP from hair to skin, in 1000ml bottles in Original, Elegance, and Grapefruit. A refreshing body wash is built for everyday showers, cleaning without stripping and leaving the same scent on your skin as your hair products. Because it shares fragrances with the shampoo line, you can keep your whole shower in one scent family.

Choosing a scent

Scent is the main way RAIP organizes its range, so it is worth picking deliberately. Original is the neutral, everyday option; Grapefruit is the bright, citrusy one; Elegance and Lovely lean more perfumed and floral. Since the shampoo, treatment, and body wash can all be bought in the same fragrance, choose a scent you are happy to wear daily, then build the set around it.

Building a matching set

The simplest RAIP routine is a Repair Shampoo plus the Repair Treatment in the same or a complementary scent, finished with a few drops of R3 Argan Oil on the ends. Add the Refreshing Body Wash in a matching fragrance if you want the shower to smell consistent from hair to skin. Starting with one shampoo and the argan oil is an easy way to try the brand before you commit to the larger set.

Sizes and value

Most RAIP products are 1000ml, which is a salon-size bottle meant to last. That makes the per-wash cost low once you know a scent suits you, but it is a larger commitment up front. The R3 Argan Oil is the exception at 100ml, which fits a leave-in product you use only a few drops at a time. If you are unsure about a fragrance, the oil is a low-risk way to sample the scent before buying a full litre of shampoo.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

  • RAIP is a Korean hair and body care brand. The range is built from Repair shampoos, a matching Repair treatment, R3 Argan hair oils, and Refreshing body washes. It is not facial skincare, so there are no toners or face creams. We list 38+ RAIP products across the line.

  • RAIP organizes most of its range by scent. The Repair shampoos come in Original, Elegance, Lovely, and Grapefruit; the body washes in Original, Elegance, and Grapefruit; and the R3 Argan Oil in Grapefruit and Elegance. Original is the neutral everyday scent, Grapefruit is bright and citrusy, and Elegance and Lovely are more perfumed.

  • The R3 Argan Hair Oil is a leave-in finisher. Warm a few drops between your palms and work them through damp or dry mid-lengths and ends, keeping the oil away from the roots so hair stays light. Use it after shampoo and treatment to smooth frizz and add shine. The 100ml bottle lasts because you only need a small amount each time.

  • Yes, they are designed to work as a pair. Wash with the Repair Shampoo, then apply the Repair Treatment to the mid-lengths and ends, leave it a minute or two, and rinse. The treatment is richer than an everyday conditioner, so it suits dry or damaged hair. Matching the scents keeps the whole wash consistent.

  • RAIP is a salon-style brand, so the shampoos, treatments, and body washes ship in 1000ml bottles built to last. That keeps the per-wash cost low once you know a scent suits you, though it is a bigger purchase up front. If you want to try a fragrance first, the 100ml R3 Argan Oil is the low-commitment way in.

  • Yes. RAIP is a Korean hair and body care brand, and every product we list is sourced as authentic stock. The salon-size bottles and scent-led lineup are part of how the brand is built rather than a sign of repackaging.