Titad
TITAD is a Korean hair, body, and hand care brand built around botanical scents and scalp-focused formulas. The range covers scalp shampoos for volume, oil control, and deep cleansing, plus damage-care treatments, nourishing hair oil, hand creams, hand wash, body wash, and a body bar. Scents lean on bergamot, lemon balm, basil and rosemary, patchouli, jojoba, and shea butter. We list 18+ TITAD products on skinsli, including 700ml salon-size shampoos and 400ml refills.
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Buying guide
TITAD buying guide: Korean scalp, hair, and body care
TITAD is a Korean brand for the parts of a routine that sit below the face: scalp and hair, hands, and body. The line pairs botanical scents with formulas aimed at specific scalp concerns, so most products name both a fragrance and a job. This guide walks through what is in the TITAD range on skinsli, how the shampoos differ, and how to pick treatments, hair oil, and hand and body care that fit what you need.
What TITAD makes
TITAD is not a facial skincare brand. The catalogue is hair, scalp, body, and hand care: shampoos, hair treatments and masks, a hair oil, a water dye, hand creams, hand wash, body wash, and a body bar. Each product tends to lead with a scent such as bergamot, lemon balm, or basil and rosemary, then names the concern it targets. If you are looking for a Korean hair-and-body line with a clear botanical signature, this is the shelf to browse.
Choosing the right TITAD shampoo
The shampoos split by scalp concern. The Bergamot Scalp Deep Cleansing Shampoo is the clarifying option for build-up and oily roots. The Basil and Rosemary Oil Control Shampoo targets greasy scalps that need balance between washes. The Lemon Balm Root Volume Shampoo is for flat, fine hair that wants lift at the root. Match the shampoo to your main scalp issue first, then let the scent be the tie-breaker.
Sizes, refills, and value
Several shampoos come in both a 400ml everyday bottle and a 700ml salon size, and two of them also have a 400ml refill pouch. If you have settled on a shampoo you use daily, the 700ml bottle or the refill brings the per-wash cost down and cuts packaging. The 400ml bottle is the safer pick while you are still testing which scalp formula suits you. Treatments and hand creams come in smaller single sizes.
Treatments and damage care
For conditioning, TITAD offers 200ml damage-care treatments in plain, Lemon Balm, and Bergamot versions, plus an After-sales Clinic Hair Pack for a heavier weekly treatment. Use a treatment after shampooing on the lengths and ends, not the scalp. The scented treatments pair naturally with the matching shampoo if you want the fragrance to carry through the wash.
Hair oil and water dye
The Intensive Nourishing Hair Oil 100ml is a leave-in finish for dry ends and frizz; a few drops on towel-dried hair go a long way. The Beer Yeast Water Dye 30g is a separate product for colour, so check the shade and instructions on the listing before you add it. These two sit at opposite ends of a routine: the oil is daily upkeep, the dye is an occasional colour step.
Hand care
TITAD hand care comes in 50ml hand creams, including a Foresta scent and a Sienna Shea Butter version, plus a Bergamot and Patchouli hand wash in a 300ml pump. The shea butter cream is the richer of the two creams for very dry hands, while Foresta is the lighter everyday option. The hand wash shares the brand's botanical-scent approach, so it reads more like a bathroom product than a clinical soap.
Body care
For the body, the line includes a Jojoba Oil Body Wash Foresta 400ml and an Organic Jojoba Body Bar 100g. The liquid wash suits anyone who prefers a pump in the shower; the solid bar is the lower-waste choice and travels without spilling. Both lean on jojoba for a softer after-feel rather than a squeaky, stripped finish.
Understanding the scents
Scent is how TITAD organises much of the range, so it helps to know the families. Bergamot is bright and citrus-forward and shows up across shampoo, treatment, and hand wash. Lemon balm is softer and herbal. Basil and rosemary is the most aromatic and green. Foresta and patchouli read woody and warm. Picking products that share a scent keeps a routine coherent instead of clashing from shampoo to hand cream.
Buying TITAD on skinsli
We list 18+ TITAD products sourced from Korea, with the salon sizes and refills that can be hard to find outside the home market. Product names on the cards are translated from Korean, so a single line such as the Lemon Balm Root Volume Shampoo may appear in more than one size. Check the size and format on each listing before adding to cart, and read the description for usage notes on the dye and treatments.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is TITAD a skincare brand or a hair brand?
TITAD is a Korean hair, scalp, and body care brand, not a facial skincare line. The range on skinsli is shampoos, hair treatments, hair oil, a water dye, hand creams and hand wash, body wash, and a body bar.
Which TITAD shampoo should I pick for an oily scalp?
For an oily scalp, the Basil and Rosemary Oil Control Shampoo is the targeted option, and the Bergamot Scalp Deep Cleansing Shampoo works if you also have build-up to clear. If your hair is flat rather than greasy, the Lemon Balm Root Volume Shampoo adds lift at the root instead.
Should I buy the 400ml or 700ml TITAD shampoo?
Start with the 400ml bottle while you confirm a formula suits your scalp. Once you have a daily shampoo you like, the 700ml salon size or the 400ml refill pouch lowers the per-wash cost and uses less packaging.
How do I use the TITAD Intensive Nourishing Hair Oil?
Use the 100ml hair oil as a leave-in finish. Warm a few drops between your palms and work them through towel-dried lengths and ends, avoiding the scalp. Add more sparingly only if your ends are very dry, since too much can weigh hair down.
When in the routine do I use a TITAD damage-care treatment?
Apply the 200ml damage-care treatment after shampooing, on the lengths and ends rather than the scalp, then rinse. The After-sales Clinic Hair Pack is a heavier option you can use weekly. Matching a scented treatment to the same-scent shampoo keeps the fragrance consistent.
What do the TITAD scents smell like?
Bergamot is bright and citrus-forward, lemon balm is soft and herbal, and basil and rosemary is the most green and aromatic. Foresta and patchouli read warm and woody. Choosing products that share a scent keeps your shampoo, treatment, and hand cream from clashing.
What is the difference between the two TITAD hand creams?
The Sienna Shea Butter hand cream is the richer of the two, suited to very dry hands, while the Foresta hand cream is lighter for everyday use. Both come in 50ml, and there is a separate Bergamot and Patchouli hand wash in a 300ml pump.
Are these TITAD products sourced from Korea?
Yes. We list 18+ TITAD products sourced from Korea, including salon sizes and refills that are hard to find outside the home market. Card names are translated from Korean, so check the size and format on each listing before ordering.