
PARKJUN BEAUTY LAB Protein LPP Shampoo Plus for Damaged, Dry Hair
A protein-enriched foam shampoo that cleanses while coating stressed strands with hydrolyzed proteins and LPP complex.
The PARKJUN BEAUTY LAB Protein LPP Shampoo Plus is a foam-texture cleansing shampoo built around a multi-protein complex designed for damaged and dry hair. It lathers gently, deposits proteins along the hair shaft as it rinses, and a patch test is recommended for first-time users.
Who This Is For
The PARKJUN BEAUTY LAB Protein LPP Shampoo Plus is aimed directly at hair that has taken a beating — from coloring, bleaching, heat styling, or simply chronic dryness. If your strands feel brittle, snap easily, or look dull and rough, this is the kind of shampoo formulated to address those specific concerns rather than just cleanse and rinse away.

It also suits people who want a single wash-step product that does double duty: cleaning the scalp and hair while conditioning strands at the same time. Because it foams and rinses like a standard shampoo, it fits into any existing routine without asking you to rethink how you wash your hair.
If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, recovering from a procedure, using prescription treatments or managing multiple allergies, check the brand's current guidance and ask your doctor.
What It Is and How It Feels
This is a foam-texture shampoo, so it lathers in a way most people will find familiar and easy to work through. The formula is built around a LPP (Low Poly Peptide) complex alongside hydrolyzed proteins from multiple sources. The idea is that smaller protein fragments can penetrate and coat the hair more effectively than larger ones, which is what the LPP designation refers to.
It carries a fragrance, which is worth noting if your scalp is particularly reactive. The standard cautions apply: external use only, keep away from eyes, and a patch test is a reasonable step if you are using it for the first time.
The Ingredients That Matter
Hydrolyzed Collagen is a broken-down form of collagen that can bind to hair, helping to smooth the surface and add temporary body and softness.
Hydrolyzed Keratin is a protein closely related to the natural structure of hair. Applying it externally can help fill gaps in the cuticle caused by chemical or heat damage.




