Phê Vé
April 7, 2026 • 3 min read
The curious tale of MOMO shampoo at W Hotels has piqued many people's interest. Is there a problem with this product?
Introduction to the Story
When it comes to hotel shampoo, not many people pay attention, but I find it quite fascinating. Recently, a reader shared a curious story about MOMO shampoo at W Hotels, prompting me to dig deeper into this matter.
The Story Begins at W Hotel Amsterdam
Chris, a reader of OMAAT, had a stay at W Hotel Amsterdam and noticed that the MOMO shampoo there was as runny as water. Initially, Chris thought it might have been diluted by a previous guest, but when he received a replacement bottle, he encountered the same issue.
A Surprising Investigation
Not stopping there, Chris decided to investigate further. He ordered a bottle of MOMO shampoo from Marriott's online store, and upon receiving it, he found it to be in the same condition. Chris shared a comparison video of the two shampoo bottles—one from Marriott and another from Davines, the manufacturer of MOMO.
Product Comparison
In the video, the bottle on the left is from the Marriott store, while the one on the right is from Davines. Chris also provided the ingredient labels from both bottles for everyone to compare. At a glance, they seem quite similar, but some terms differ.
Quality Control Issues?
Chris expressed his surprise that Marriott would allow such poor quality with one of their premium brands. He wondered if no one at Marriott noticed this issue or if they simply didn't care.
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The Role of Angel Consulting
Both bottles are labeled “made in Italy,” but the product for W Hotels also mentions a company called Angel Consulting in the UK. This raises questions about their role in this product.
Is There Really a Special Formula?
While I'm not sure of the specific reasons, I feel the concern over this issue is justified. Chris conducted a fascinating experiment by ordering the product from two different sources to test for differences.
Water or Shampoo?
Watching the video, anyone would likely prefer the bottle on the right, as the one on the left looks as thin as water. This raises a real question about the formula: Was this shampoo actually intended to be this thin? This isn’t just a simple mistake, as the problem occurred both at the hotel and on the online store.
Conclusion on MOMO and W Hotels
Clearly, W Hotels collaborates with MOMO for their bath products. In theory, this is a good brand, but a reader has pointed out issues with the product's formula. He found the shampoo at W Amsterdam too watery, and when he ordered from the Marriott store, he encountered the same problem. Meanwhile, purchasing directly from Davines did not present this issue.
Any Theories Out There?
Does anyone have opinions on this matter? Feel free to share!
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