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The Botanist collection includes shampoo, conditioner and treatment, hair masks, hair oils, hair milk, hair mist, and other haircare essentials. Current Botanist ranges include Moist, Smooth, Damage Care, Scalp Cleanse, Bouncy Volume, ROOTH, and other specialized options. Botanist's approach combines botanical ingredients with formulation technology, making it a practical choice for shoppers looking for Japanese haircare inspired by botanical science and plant biology.

Plant-Based Haircare

The name Botanist refers to a specialist in botany, the scientific study of plants. While a professional botanist or plant scientist may study plant taxonomy, plant anatomy, plant physiology, plant ecology, plant genetics, plant evolution, and biodiversity, Botanist products apply the broader inspiration of plants and botanical ingredients to personal care.

Shop by Hair Type & Need

Choose Botanist according to your hair's condition and desired finish. Moist is designed for hair that feels dry or tends to spread, while Smooth focuses on a lighter, smoother feel. Damage Care is suited to hair affected by dryness and damage, while Scalp Cleanse is designed for a fresh, clean scalp. Bouncy Volume focuses on hair that needs more body and manageability.

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Popular Botanist Products

Popular Botanist choices include shampoo and treatment sets, hair oils, hair milk, and scalp-focused products. The brand's current lineup includes both everyday and specialized haircare, allowing shoppers to build routines around moisture, smoothness, damage care, scalp needs, or volume.

Botanical Lifestyle & Plant Science

Botanical studies cover everything from plant identification and classification to horticulture, ethnobotany, medicinal plants, native plants, flowering plants, herbs, trees, shrubs, fungi, algae, and plant conservation. Botanist takes inspiration from this plant-centered world while focusing its products on everyday beauty and personal care.

How to Choose Botanist

Start by identifying your primary hair concern, such as dryness, frizz, damage, tangling, scalp buildup, or lack of volume. Then choose a Botanist range that matches your desired result and consider pairing shampoo and treatment with an appropriate leave-in product such as hair oil or hair milk. Botanist also provides a hair diagnosis tool to help shoppers select products according to hair condition and concerns.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Botanist?
Botanist is a Japanese botanical lifestyle brand offering haircare and body-care products, including shampoo, treatments, hair oils, hair milk, and scalp-care products.
What Botanist products are available?
Botanist offers shampoo and treatments, hair masks, hair oils, hair milk, hair mist, styling products, body care, and other botanical lifestyle products.
Which Botanist shampoo is best for dry hair?
The Botanist Moist range is designed for hair that tends to feel dry or spread and is intended to provide a more moisturized, manageable finish.
What does a botanist do?
A botanist is a plant scientist who studies plants, including their biology, classification, anatomy, physiology, ecology, evolution, and biodiversity.
How do botanists identify plants?
Botanists identify plants by examining characteristics such as plant anatomy, morphology, reproductive structures, and other scientific features, often using plant classification and taxonomy.
What degree do you need to become a botanist?
A career in botany commonly begins with a degree in botany, plant science, biology, or a related field, followed by specialized study or research depending on the career path.