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NEW OIL COSMETICS HUILE DE RICIN 30ML
Huile fortifiante pour les phanères. Fortifie et répare les cheveux secs et abîmés.
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Nom botanique : Ricinus communis
Procédé d’obtention : Première pression à froid
Origine : Ghafsai
Huile fortifiante pour les phanères. Fortifie et répare les cheveux secs et abîmés.
Sa composition chimique riche en acide ricinoleique donne à cette huile un effet fortifiant et réparateur pour les ongles cassants et les cils.
Fortifie et répare les cheveux, les ongles, les cils, les sourcils et la barbe.
Gaine et entretien les cheveux abîmés par les dégâts causés par les permanentes, la décoloration, le soleil, le sel…etc
Conseils d'utilisation :
En soin pour les cheveux : Excellent masque fortifiant pour les cheveux : la veille, baigner vos cheveux d'huile de ricin. Tressez vos cheveux. Protéger votre oreiller avec une serviette de bain avant de se coucher.
Vous pouvez réduire le temps de pose de l’huile de ricin en enveloppant vos cheveux d'une serviette chaude pendant 20 min. Laver avec votre shampoing 2 fois pour bien éliminer les résidus car l'huile de ricin est une huile très épaisse.
En soin pour les ongles et les cuticules : le soir, avant de se coucher, massez vos ongles et vos cuticules avec un peu d'huile de ricin.
En soin pour épaissir vos cils et sourcils : si vos cils et sourcils manquent d'épaisseur et de longueur, utilisez l’huile de ricin pendant un mois en l’appliquant chaque soir sur vos cils et vos sourcils.
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