Shampoo commercial song. Popular jingle.
The shampoo we use in the bath every day serves very different roles depending not only on gender, but also on generation and hairstyle.
Because of that, a huge variety of products tailored to different needs are released by many companies.
You see tons of shampoo commercials on TV, too.
These shampoo ads often make waves when they feature songs by popular artists, and I’m sure many people have found themselves curious about the music used in a commercial they happened to catch.
In this article, we’ll round up all the songs used in those shampoo commercials.
You might discover a buzzworthy track or finally identify that song you’ve been wondering about!
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Shampoo commercial songs. Popular commercial songs (61–70)
Bud of excitementYaita Hitomi
This is a commercial depicting Takashi Fujii and Otoha watching over their child, while also conveying that Merit is perfect for sweaty summer days.
A child enjoying summer to the fullest and working up a sweat, and the parents washing that sweat away with Merit to keep them comfortable—together, these scenes convey a gentle sense of happiness.
Further highlighting the tender atmosphere of the visuals is Hitomi Yaida’s “Dokidoki no Tsubomi.” The calm, piano-forward sound combined with her smile-evoking vocals really makes the happiness come through.
One OneTakagi Masakatsu
This commercial features Ayami Nakajo introducing the appeal of Merit Pyuan, which thoroughly removes dirt and helps you achieve beautiful hair.
It mainly shows her washing her hair, and the subsequent shots of her hair flowing clearly highlight the realization of that beauty.
Further emphasizing the fresh, breezy mood of her flowing hair is Masakatsu Takagi’s “One One.” Built around the piano with layered strings, the piece strongly conveys a gentle, calm atmosphere.
Love Angelhitomi
Love Angel, released in 2005 as singer-songwriter hitomi’s 29th single, earned popularity thanks to her vibrant vocals.
It was featured as the theme song for a mod’s hair commercial in which she herself appeared.
Just listening to the lyrics—cute expressions of unrequited love set to a breezy melody—will lift your spirits.
With English-lyric sections included, it’s a track that really lets you savor hitomi’s vocal prowess!
wild roseHata Motohiro
This is “Wild Rose,” sung by Motohiro Hata, which was featured in an Ichikami commercial that highlights Maki Horikita’s beauty and carries a somewhat emotional vibe.
“Wild Rose” is a piece composed by the classical composer Schubert.
Motohiro Hata sings it with added lyrics and a Japanese translation.
The song suits Hata’s wistful tone, and the gentle arrangement is also appealing.
It was released as the B-side to “Sumire,” so if you like it, please check that out as well.
Under the same skyayaka
It’s a single by Ayaka that was released in 2009 after a flood of inquiries when it was featured as the theme song for an Asience commercial.
It’s often sung at important milestones, and each lyric sinks in; together with Ayaka’s voice, it’s a masterpiece that gently yet powerfully stirs the heart.
It has a comforting kindness that wraps around you in tough times.
There are various versions—from recordings that convey a grand, expansive world to slow, resonant a cappella takes—so find the style you like and really listen.
It’s a truly wonderful song.
This is my way of life.PUFFY
This is the second single by PUFFY, a female vocal duo that has consistently made a unique and powerful impact, winning popularity from their debut with their relaxed, natural style—and even inspiring an animated series based on themselves that became a hit across the U.S.
in 2004.
The track was used in a Shiseido “Tissera” commercial, and since it was released while the excitement from their debut song, the socially explosive “Asia no Junshin,” was still running high, it became a major hit.
Its playful nods to early Beatles-like sounds and phrases are sure to catch the ear of Western rock fans.
It’s the unit’s biggest hit, perfectly matching PUFFY’s character with the song’s vibe.
Shellit Lind
The commercial for “himawari,” featuring Machiko Ono standing amid a field of sunflowers in full bloom, leaves a striking impression.
Adding even more color to that refreshing ad is its bright melody: “Cielito Lindo,” a song that has been sung in Mexico since long ago.
It’s often sung to cheer on the Mexican team at sporting events like the FIFA World Cup.
In the title, “cielito” means something lovely and “lindo” means beautiful, and the song expresses an overflowing, tender first love for a woman with beautiful black hair.
With “himawari,” you might just catch the eye of a charming gentleman—just like in the song!
