URBAN KERATIN FUSION INTENSE PRO MASQUE 200ML

  • Restauration capillaire en profondeur à l’aide de kératine et de protéines.
  • Hydratation et nutrition intensives des zones endommagées.
  • Amélioration de la texture des cheveux : ils deviennent doux et lisses.
  • Protection contre d’autres dommages et renforcement de la structure du cheveu.
  • Convient à tous les types de cheveux, notamment aux cheveux abîmés et fragilisés.

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Urban Keratine – Intense Pro – Masque Fusion Intensif de restauration capillaire – 200 ml

Le masque capillaire Fusion Intense Pro Repair d’Urban Keratin est le choix parfait pour ceux qui cherchent à redonner santé, force et brillance à leurs cheveux. La formule unique du masque à haute teneur en kératine et en protéines pénètre profondément dans la structure du cheveu, comblant les zones endommagées et rétablissant la barrière protectrice naturelle. Le masque hydrate intensément les cheveux, les rend doux, soyeux et obéissants. Convient aux cheveux abîmés et secs, notamment après un traitement thermique ou une coloration chimique. Le résultat est des cheveux restaurés, lisses et brillants.

Méthode d’utilisation :

sur cheveux essorés, appliquer le produit sur toute la longueur et sur les pointes des cheveux.

Peignez les cheveux pour les répartir uniformément.

Laisser poser 20 minutes sous une source de chaleur.

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