Dr. ForHair Renews Contract with Costco
Korean beauty hair care brand Dr. ForHair has renewed its one-year contract with Costco to sell Folligen Original Shampoo. The brand will be sold in 250 Costco stores across the U.S.
Phillip Kwon, Vice President of Wyatt Corp., said:"In celebration of AAPI Heritage Month, we are proud to relaunch the product in Costco stores across the U.S., showcasing the innovative spirit and superior quality of Korean beauty brands. Our clinically proven Folligen Original Shampoo is a testament to our brand philosophy and the extensive research we conducted at our Korean Scalp Care Center."
Originated in Korea, Dr. ForHair is known for its scalp care center research. Folligen Original Shampoo contains its patented Folligen Complex, which is clinically proven to prevent hair loss. This advanced hair care product reduces sebum and dead skin cells, leaving hair smooth and fluffy. Folligen Original Shampoo has been tested for skin stability by global dermatological institute Dermatest, proving that it is free of silicone oils, sulfates and surfactant parabens, and is hypoallergenic and fade-resistant.
Dr.ForHair's Anti-Hair Loss Shampoo has caused a sensation in Korea and the United States, winning numerous awards including Allure's Editor Pick, Glow Pick Consumer Beauty Awards, and first place for shampoos at Olive Young.
2026-07-28
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