MOISTURIZING SHAMPOO

Conditioner is the essential step to finish washing on a high note, restoring manageability and visual health to the hair fiber after cleansing.

What does it do for your hair?

• Seals the hair cuticle: Shampoo (especially if it cleans deeply) tends to slightly open the hair cuticle to remove dirt. Conditioner has a slightly acidic pH that closes and smooths the cuticle again, leaving the hair surface smooth and able to reflect light better (which results in immediate shine).

• Detangles instantly: Provides great lubrication and softness, allowing knots to slide out easily and drastically reducing breakage when combing or drying hair.

• Hydration and frizz control: Temporarily fills porous areas of the strand and leaves a light film that retains internal moisture, preventing environmental humidity from penetrating and frizzing the hair.

• Protection against daily damage: Leaves an ultra-thin protective layer that helps shield hair from friction from clothing, brushing, and external aggressions.

How to apply it correctly?

1. Mid-lengths to ends: Apply it only from the mid-lengths of your hair to the ends. Avoid touching the scalp, as this can saturate the roots, make hair greasier faster, or reduce volume.

2. Even distribution: You can use your fingers or a flexible shower brush to ensure that every strand receives product.

3. Processing time: It doesn't need much time; 2 to 3 minutes is more than enough for it to perform its softening function.

4. Thorough rinse: Rinse it out with plenty of water (preferably lukewarm or cold) to ensure no heavy residues are left that could make your hair look dull or weighed down.