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Herbatint Shampooing Normalisant Aloe Vera 260ml
Herbatint Shampooing Normalisant à l’Aloe Vera – 260 ml, enrichi en extraits végétaux biologiques,nettoie délicatement les cheveux en préservant la couleur,testé dermatologiquement sur peaux sensibles
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Le Shampooing Normalisant de la ligne de soins complémentaires Herbatint en nettoie délicatement vos cheveux en préservant la couleur. Une couleur intense et durable, des cheveux sains et un cuir chevelu protégé. Le Shampooing Normalisant Herbatint pour cheveux colorés, enrichi en extraits d'aloe vera, fortifie les cheveux et prolonge l'intensité de la couleur. Sa formule unique nettoie en douceur, hydrate et restaure le pH naturel des cheveux, tout en protégeant le cuir chevelu. La couleur est intense et durable. Spécifiquement formulé pour les cheveux exposés à des colorations fréquentes ou simplement secs et fragilisés, il s'agit d'un shampooing sans parabènes ni silicones. Sa formule douce neutralise et élimine les résidus de pigments sans affecter l'intensité de la couleur. L'utilisation régulière du Shampooing Normalisant Herbatint et du baume régénérant Crème Royale en complément après une coloration garantit la durée et l'intensité de la couleur.
CARACTÉRISTIQUES :
Testé dermatologiquement sur peaux sensibles. Sans parabènes ni silicones. Avec extrait d'aloe vera biologique.
MODE D'EMPLOI :
1. Appliquer sur cheveux mouillés et masser délicatement. 2. Rincer abondamment. Format de 260 ml. Ce produit n'a pas de date d'expiration s'il est conservé dans un endroit frais et sec, à l'abri de la lumière directe.
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