Kérastase Resistance Masque Extentioniste 7 oz
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Product Description
Kérastase Resistance Masque Extentioniste is specially designed to restore damaged hair to its former glory. Banish split ends and breakage for good and boost your hair's natural shine. This intensive masque repairs hair deep at the follicle level. Even extremely brittle and damaged hair feels nourished, rejuvenated and ultra-soft and supple. The formula restores and repairs bonds in the hair's structure with a combination of maleic acid and creatine R. These reparative ingredients boost locks' elasticity and strength, so hair is more manageable and less prone to breakage.
The lightweight formula seals the cuticle, so hair is hydrated and visibly smoother and tamer. For enviable gloss and shine on damaged, dry hair, this masque is the perfect solution.
Complete the set with Kérastase Resistance Soin Premier Therapiste.
Written by Ellie Child, Beauty Editor
Product details
Hair Type: Fine, thick and colored
Hair Benefit: Shine, strengthening
Hair Concern: Frizzy, chemically treated, dry, damaged, split ends, weak, brittle and dullness
Ingredient Highlights: Contains ahas, ceramide and malic acid.
Ingredient Features
The ceramide in this hair mask is ideal for anyone looking to lock nutrients in and to act as a conditioning agent.
How do you use it?
- Shampoo and towel-dry hair
- Apply a hazelnut-sized amount to hair lengths
- Leave in for up to five minutes
- Emulsify in the shower and rinse thoroughly
Shipping & Returns
This product is eligible for free standard shipping with Cloud10Beauty. Orders are expected to arrive 3-5 days after dispatch. Express/Next day shipping option available. Shipping available to U.S addresses only.
This store has a 14 day return policy, see checkout for up-to-date conditions.
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