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TS All New is the core shampoo line from the Korean hair-care brand TS, sold in a standard version, a Natural version, and an All-New Plus version, across 300g and 500g bottles. There's also a Composition Package for the Plus formula and a bundle of 500ml bottles with smaller travel-size add-ons. If you've used one bottle before, this is where the rest of the size and formula options live.
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Buying guide
Picking the right TS All New shampoo
TS All New isn't one bottle, it's a small family of shampoo versions under the same name. The differences come down to formula (standard, Natural, or Plus) and size, so the guide below is really about matching a version to what you're looking for rather than comparing separate products.
Standard, Natural, and All-New Plus
The standard All New TS Shampoo is the base formula. The Natural All-New version is positioned around gentler, natural-leaning ingredients. All-New Plus is the upgraded formula, sold in both a straightforward bottle and a Composition Package that lays out the formula details more explicitly on pack. If you're not sure which to start with, the standard version is the safest first buy.
300g vs 500g
Most versions come in a 500g bottle, with the standard formula also available at 300g. The smaller size makes sense if you want to try the line before committing to the larger bottle, or if you travel often and don't want to carry the full size.
Why some listings say TS Trillion
Some of the same shampoo versions are also listed under the TS Trillion name. These are the brand's own labeling variants rather than a different product line, so the TS Trillion All New and Natural All New listings are the equivalent formulas under a different pack name.
The 2pcs + 5pcs bundle
TS also sells All New Plus as a bundle: two 500ml bottles plus five 6g travel packets. That's a way to stock up on the full-size bottle while getting a few single-use packets for trips or gym bags at the same time.
How to decide between them
Start with the standard formula at 300g if you're new to the brand. Move to Plus if you want the upgraded formula, or Natural if ingredient sourcing matters more to you than performance claims. The bundle is worth it mainly if you already know you'll use the full 500ml bottles.
Reading TS shampoo labels before you buy
Because several versions share the All New name, check the label for the words Natural or Plus before adding to cart, and confirm the size (300g vs 500g) separately since both formula and size vary independently across the listings.
Who the All New line suits
This is a general daily shampoo line rather than a treatment for a specific scalp condition. It's a reasonable pick if you want a straightforward everyday shampoo from a Korean hair-care brand and don't need a targeted formula for dandruff, hair loss, or color-treated hair.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between All New and All-New Plus TS Shampoo?
All-New Plus is the upgraded formula in the line, also sold as a Composition Package that details the formula on pack. The standard All New version is the base shampoo. Start with the standard if you're new to the brand.
Is the Natural All-New TS Shampoo different from the regular version?
Yes, it's a separate formula positioned around gentler, natural-leaning ingredients rather than the standard or Plus formulas. Pick it if ingredient sourcing matters more to you than the performance claims on the other versions.
Should I get the 300g or 500g bottle?
The 300g size, available on the standard formula, is a lower-commitment option if you haven't tried the brand. The 500g bottle is the standard size across most of the versions and works better once you know you like it.
Is TS Trillion the same as regular TS shampoo?
The TS Trillion listings are the brand's own labeling variant of the same All New and Natural All New formulas, not a separate product line.
What's included in the All New Plus bundle listing?
It bundles two 500ml bottles with five 6g travel packets, letting you stock up on full-size bottles while adding a few single-use packets for travel.