URBAN KERATIN FUSION INTENSE PRO SHAMPOING N3 400ML

  • Ingrédient clé : Grenade bio
  • Lissage intense
  • Formule enrichie en kératine pour un lissage durable
  • Renforce la structure capillaire de l’intérieur
  • Protection et revitalisation :
  • Convient à tous types de cheveux
  • Idéal pour les cheveux traités chimiquement ou colorés
  • Convient aux cheveux frisés, bouclés et indisciplinés

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Urban Keratine – Intense Pro – Shampoing Fusion à La Kératine – 400ml

Découvrez le Shampoing Kératine Fusion #3 de chez Urban Keratin, un soin capillaire exceptionnel formulé pour offrir un lissage intense tout en hydratant vos cheveux en profondeur. Ce shampoing pro est enrichi en grenade bio, un ingrédient reconnu pour ses propriétés hydratantes, revitalisantes et disciplinantes. Parfait pour les cheveux abîmés, secs ou indisciplinés, il redonne brillance et souplesse, transformant instantanément la texture de vos cheveux

Caractéristiques :

  • Hydrate intensément les cheveux secs
  • Discipline les frisottis et les mèches rebelles
  • Apporte une brillance naturelle et éclatante
  • Laisse les cheveux doux, lisses et faciles à coiffer
  • Protège les cheveux des agressions extérieures (pollution, chaleur, etc.)
  • Revitalise les cheveux ternes et sans vie
  • Redonne de la vitalité aux cheveux fragilisés

Conseils d’utilisation :

  • Appliquez une quantité généreuse de Shampoing Kératine Fusion #3 sur cheveux mouillés.
  • Massez délicatement pour faire mousser, en insistant sur les racines et les longueurs.
  • Rincez abondamment.

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