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The Rococo Period 

After the Baroque period, art history witnessed a romantic and graceful revolution, which is still celebrated today as the Rococo era. The term "Rococo" is derived from the French words "Rocaille," which means shell and rock craftsmanship, and "Coquilles," which refers to spiral shapes. It reached its zenith during the reign of Louis XV, characterized by exquisitely ornate artworks that combined various natural forms, emphasized asymmetry, graceful curves, and soft colors. Particularly groundbreaking was the attention to detail in patterns and lighting.

ROCO ROCO cleverly draws inspiration from the spirit of the Rococo era, blending it with contemporary and gender-neutral elements to find a balance between sensuality and rationality. This forms the solid foundation of our brand. With this strong foundation, we look ahead with anticipation, aiming to become leaders in the field of skincare, fostering equal communication with our audience, and continuously safeguarding the nourishment every inch of the skin requires.

We Invite You

While people focus on and pursue external beauty and physical beauty, we invite you to listen to the real needs of your scalp, nourishing deep hair roots and actively supplying the nutrients your scalp needs. Through the nourishment of nutrients, gradually grow a sense of security that belongs to yourself. Daily careful irrigation will eventually yield the expected natural results, gradually reaching the desired oasis. We provide everyone who earnestly seeks the right hair product with products they can trust and aspire to, accompanying people to a promised place where they can trusted.

Everlasting

The logotype incorporates the famous spiral lines of the Rococo era, allowing the letters O and C to gently overlap, creating a space where they meet resembling a seed, infusing the brand with vibrant vitality. The logomark arranges the initials R symmetrically, presenting a natural leaf vein outline that extends to the opening of the leaves, incorporating the imagery of a seed, symbolizing a continuous state of growth.