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YUNSEY Shampoing Ultra Nourrissant Pour Les Cheveux Déshydratés 300 ml
Le shampoing ULTRA NUTRITIF de YUNSEY, est un shampoing composé de vitamine E, d’antioxydant qui protège la fibre capillaire et d’huile de jojoba qui nourrit en profondeur et donne de l’éclat aux cheveux. Facilite le coiffage et renforce considérablement le cheveu, évitant les frisottis.
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Le shampoing ULTRA NUTRITIF de YUNSEY, est un shampoing composé de vitamine E, d'antioxydant qui protège la fibre capillaire et d’huile de jojoba qui nourrit en profondeur et donne de l’éclat aux cheveux. Facilite le coiffage et renforce considérablement le cheveu, évitant les frisottis.
ACTIFS
Glycérine : Actif humidifiant qui évite la perte d’eau des cheveux, en maintenant leur hydratation.
Vitamine E : Ingrédient antioxydant qui protège la fibre des cheveux contre l’oxydation, évitant ainsi la détérioration de la couleur.
Huile de Jojoba : Huile aux propriétés émollientes et nutritives idéales pour les cheveux secs et fragiles. Nourrit le cheveu en lui apportant le film lipidique nécessaire.
Protéines de soja : Contiennent une composition équilibrée de peptides, acides aminés et sels minéraux, qui apporte une activité biostimulante, augmentant la rénovation et la croissance de la fibre capillaire. Propriétés conditionnantes.
Panthénol : C’est une vitamine du complexe B, aussi appelée provitamine B5. Aux propriétés humidifiantes longue durée, prévenant la détérioration du cheveu, le fortifiant et améliorant son éclat.
Conseils d'utilisation :
Appliquer sur les cheveux mouillés et masser doucement pendant 3-5 minutes. Rincer.
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