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TS is a hair-care brand, not a full skincare line, and almost everything in the catalog is a shampoo, a treatment, or a conditioner. The brand built its name on scalp care, with formulas aimed at people dealing with shedding, oiliness, or an irritated scalp rather than just cleaning the hair. If you came here for a face cream you are in the wrong aisle; this is a place to sort out a shampoo routine.

TS sells its shampoo under several names that act as tiers: Premium, Platinum, Trust, and Olive. Premium is the core, widely stocked line and the easiest starting point. Platinum sits above it as the higher-end option. Trust and Olive are alternative formulas for different preferences, with Olive leaning on a milder, oil-based feel. They all share the brand's scalp focus, so the tier you pick is about formula and budget rather than a different job.

The shampoos come in a wide spread of sizes, from a 300g bottle up through 500g, 750g, and a 1000g salon size. The smaller bottles are the sensible way to test whether a formula suits your scalp before you commit. Once you know a TS shampoo works for you, the 750g and 1000g bottles bring the per-wash cost down and save you reordering. If two people in a household use it, the largest size is usually the right call.

Alongside the shampoos, TS makes treatments such as the Premium TS Treatment and the Olive TS Treatment, in 200ml and 500ml sizes. A treatment is the deep-conditioning step you apply after shampooing and leave on for a few minutes before rinsing. It is heavier than a daily conditioner and aimed at restoring moisture and smoothness, which matters most if your hair feels dry or rough after cleansing.

TS also makes a Premium TS Conditioner in a 500ml bottle for the everyday rinse-out step. A conditioner is lighter than a treatment and meant for daily use, smoothing the hair after each wash without the longer wait. If you want a simple two-step routine, pairing the shampoo with the conditioner covers most needs; add the treatment once or twice a week when your hair wants extra moisture.

For younger members of the household, TS makes a Kids Shampoo in a 400ml bottle. It is the gentler option in the range, formulated to be milder than the adult tiers. If you want one brand for the whole family, you can keep an adult TS shampoo and the kids version side by side rather than buying across two separate brands.

A full TS routine is straightforward. Start with the shampoo, working it into the scalp rather than only the lengths, since the scalp is what the brand targets. Follow with the conditioner on the mid-lengths and ends after every wash. Once or twice a week, swap the conditioner for a TS treatment and leave it on a few minutes for a deeper repair. Keeping all three from the same brand means the formulas are designed to sit together.

TS sells salon-size bottles up to 1000g, so the value math favours buying big once a formula is proven. A 1000g shampoo costs more upfront but works out cheaper per wash than repeatedly buying a 300g bottle. The same logic applies to the 500ml treatments and conditioners. For a first purchase, though, the smaller sizes lower the risk while you confirm the formula agrees with your scalp.

Every TS product we list is sourced and shipped from Korea, so it is the same formulation sold on the domestic market rather than a relabeled export batch. For scalp-care formulas, where the ingredient list is the whole point, getting the genuine Korean product matters. We keep 50+ TS items in stock, covering the main shampoo tiers along with the treatments and conditioners.