Mireilabo is a Japan-based hair care brand, and its Rejuvenescence Conditioner is formulated and manufactured in Kyoto. The base size (8.8oz) is priced at $38.00, with larger sizes and pump/stand bundle options also available. The product page shows 43 reviews.
According to the brand, the conditioner combines hydrolyzed keratin, ceramides, and cholesterol with Japanese botanical extracts, including Uji green tea extract. Mireilabo markets these as heat-activated ingredients, meaning the brand states the formula is designed to respond to the heat generated during towel-drying or blow-drying to help distribute conditioning agents through the hair shaft — a mechanism that reflects the brand's own product positioning rather than independently verified lab results.
Shoppers can choose between the standard 8.8oz bottle, an 8.8oz option with a pump, and a larger 35.2oz size with or without a stand, which gives some flexibility for those who want to try the product before committing to a larger format.
The 43 reviews on the product page suggest a moderately established following for this specific conditioner, consistent with a specialty Japanese hair care brand.
This conditioner appears aimed at shoppers interested in Japanese-formulated hair care and ingredient-forward products, particularly those looking for keratin- and ceramide-based conditioning without the higher price points sometimes seen in imported specialty lines.
The Rejuvenescence Conditioner is available directly from Mireilabo starting at $38.00.
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