Costco Members: 3-Pack 26.3oz. Daeng Gi Meo Ri Ki Gold Shampoo/Conditioner EXPIRED

This looks like the thing I yell at mom for when she buys it after clicking a link on Facebook.

In 4 2. Ty for the heads up!

Quote from Confused_Ape741 : In 4 2. Ty for the heads up!

Huh???

My SO picked up a set from Costco on Manager discount (likely an online return) to try it out and fell in love with it. I love the way it smells! In for 3!

This is a Korean brand and as most Korean beauty brands have been sought after recently they are just trying to ride the "Korean Wave" which has been taking over the world. This thing costs a lot more when sold in Korea and has really good reputation and is a bargain at this price. But I would say it's not for everyone as it is a premium product but with an unknown brand for low Americans but if you'd like to try it then it's worth the price especially with the sale.

Tried to see a discussion about shampoo but just see lots of bickering. This is better: https://slickdeals.net/f/15694969-costco-members-3-pack-26-3-oz-daeng-gi-meo-ri-ki-gold-shampoo-conditioner-40-free-shipping

It's luxury South Korean brand. Well known in South Korea for its quality. Downside is price…Thanks so much for the deal, I am buying to give as gift.

I need to hide this deal from the wife. Ha.

I use cheapo Suave for my hair. 😳

Just a quick review here.

I am one of those that really takes care of my hair as a male in his 40's. I decided to switch to this brand two years ago after reading its reviews and seeing it on sale. I went with the 2 treatment option since I am one of those guys that puts conditioner in his hair everyday even without shampoo'ing (The "treatment" is conditioner) so my hair feels smoother.

When I first switched I found I was losing a bit more hair when I used it and upon using it more I think its gotten better. The shampoo does have a tinting color to it so may color your whites. I can't notice a difference in my tint but I don't have much white. Overall, I think my hair feels smoother, is probably healthier (feels that way) and my product goes well into it after I get out of the shower.

I just picked up another set. My first literally did last me almost 2 years so they are big bottles and I use it pretty much everyday with a small amount.

Detailed Review on this:
https://bestofkorea.com/review-th...i-shampoo/

Wow. I was not expecting anything like this string of comments.

For the record, I do not have anything against Korea, Koreans or any Korean products in general. The comment was intended to reflect the "premium" products that often get peddled on the various social media sites. I think they are dubious at best. Is this shampoo really that much better than say Suave, for example? Or maybe dangerous with some of the supplements that are sold. The other problem is you are sometimes signing up for a monthly shipment, at a higher price, without being aware.

I have on several occasions had to fix an issue for my mother when she was roped in to what I consider to be scams after she clicked a link on Facebook. One of them actually was a shampoo and conditioner, not this one, that turned on monthly shipments at $50 a pop. The first shipment was $9.99 or something like that. Mom can not even see the fine print half the time and does not realize she in signing on for future shipments. She also set up subscriptions for Keto supplements. Twice. And she is diabetic. I would not let her take them and had to enlist her doctor to back me up.

The most obvious scam was a Facebook ad that was supposedly a robotic dog and cat. The video look amazing. I assume it was because the ad was actually video of a real dog and cat. For her $80, she received a hard plastic cat, covered in fake fur, about the size of my hand. All the website contact info was fake. I did get the charges removed from her credit card.

The worst case, as far as sorting it our, was for one of the Keto subscriptions. About three days after the "introductory" shipment, they hit her with two additional $200 charges. The real problem was she used her debit card tied to her checking account rather than a credit card. This created a negative balance in her account which triggered multiple overdraft charges. Sorting it out took about a week. Several hours on the phone and two visits to the bank so I could show the info to them, Had to convince them to reverse the charges and remove the overdraft fees. Plus, cancel and re-issue her debit card, of course.

Facebook seems to do nothing as far as policing their ads. Mom is not good at evaluating these ads unfortunately. I just keep reminding her to not click any links. I also try to have her run any online purchases by me first. She does not do that much though. She is homebound and feels the need to do something for herself.

Most recently, she ordered a bunch of Tastykakes from Amazon. It was not a slickdeal. They were all from third party sellers at inflated prices. She ended up spending nearly $100 for eight family packs. Meanwhile, they were on sale at Shoprite 2 for $5 the same week, so it could have been $20.

So, my original comment was born from my personal struggle trying to prevent mom from being ripped off. Not any anti-Asian sentiment like you sometimes see here, especially with Chinese made products.

End of mini rant. Don't click the Facebook links!

Bought during last promotion on sd, my wife doesn't like it. It'll make hair smooth while washing, then feel so dry as hell with itchy scalp. Not good product for us.

I was mainly looking for "Paraben, Phosphate, and Dye Free" in the description, but oh well. Pass