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REVOX PLEX BOND CARE CONDITIONER STEP 5 260 ml

REVOX B77 PLEX BOND CARE CONDITIONER est la 5ème étape du système avancé de reconstruction capillaire REVOX B77 PLEX.

120.00 DHS

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Description

 Ce revitalisant réparateur agit pour hydrater et nourrir en profondeur les fibres capillaires et reconstituer en profondeur les cheveux abîmés et colorés. Il protège sa structure des facteurs externes nocifs tout en aidant à éliminer les cassures et les frisottis. Le produit améliore la brillance de la couleur et ajoute une brillance et un corps luxueux aux cheveux, sans les alourdir. Les cheveux deviennent plus lisses, plus lisses et plus sains à chaque utilisation.

Sans danger pour la couleur et bénéfique pour tous les types de cheveux.

Mode d’emploi:

Utiliser chaque fois que vous vous lavez les cheveux, de préférence après le SHAMPOOING REVOX B77 PLEX BOND CARE.

  1. Appliquez uniformément une quantité suffisante de revitalisant sur les longueurs des cheveux propres et humides.
  2. Après 3-4 minutes, rincer abondamment à l’eau tiède.
  3. Pour de meilleurs résultats, appliquez ensuite REVOX B77 PLEX BOND CRÈME LISSANTE.

Ingrédients : Eau/Aqua, Alcool cétéarylique, Chlorure de cétrimonium, Octyldodécanol, Huile de noix de coco/Huile de cocos nucifera, Kératine hydrolysée, Huile de ricin/Huile de graine de Ricinus Communis, Ceteareth-20, Stéarate d’éthylhexyle, Isododécane (et) Diméthiconol, Polyquaternium-7, Phénoxyéthanol , Fragrance / Parfum, EDTA disodique, acide citrique, di-t-butyl-4-hydroxyhydrocinnamate d’octadécyle, limonène.

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