Sante Bio Shampoing Nutrition Reparation Cheveux Secs 200ml

Le shampoing Sante Bio Nutrition Réparation est la solution idéale pour nourrir et réparer les cheveux secs. Formulé avec des ingrédients bio, il hydrate en profondeur et laisse les cheveux doux, brillants et revitalisés.

50.00 DHS

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Le Shampoing Nutrition Réparation pour Cheveux Secs de Sante Bio est un soin intensif conçu pour redonner vie aux cheveux secs et abîmés. Grâce à sa formulation 100 % naturelle, ce shampoing agit en profondeur pour nourrir et réparer chaque fibre capillaire. Enrichi en huiles végétales et en extraits bio, il restaure l’hydratation essentielle du cuir chevelu et des cheveux, tout en offrant une protection contre les agressions extérieures.

L’action réparatrice de ce shampoing se fait sentir dès la première application, avec une texture onctueuse qui enveloppe les cheveux de douceur. Il pénètre rapidement dans la fibre capillaire, réparant les zones sèches et fragiles. Après lavage, vos cheveux deviennent plus souples, brillants et facilement démêlables, tout en retrouvant leur vitalité.

Le Shampoing Nutrition Réparation de Sante Bio est idéal pour les cheveux secs, fragiles et sensibilisés par les traitements chimiques ou les facteurs environnementaux (soleil, pollution, etc.). Il est sans sulfates ni parabènes, garantissant une expérience de soin douce et respectueuse de vos cheveux et de votre cuir chevelu. Utilisé régulièrement, il permet de maintenir un cheveu sain et éclatant de beauté.

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