SKU: #7737075
Product Information
- This delicious mask formulated with grapeseed and black currant seed oils-rich in essential fatty acids-naturally softens and regenerates hair while ensuring maximum volume, shine and manageability. The addition of a unique botancial protein complex to inject thickness and density into hair does wonders for fine hair.
- Gatuline® Age-Defense (walnut extract) protects against free radicals and harmful environmental stresses.
- Birch and horsetail leaf extracts restore lost minerals.
- Grapeseed oil regenerates and adds shine.
- Corn germ oil increases elasticity.
- Mallow extract hydrates and softens.
- Botanical protein complex increases the hair's diameter to restore density
- To use:
After shampooing, apply a small amount to hair. Distribute with a wide-tooth comb from roots to ends. Leave on for 5 to 15 minutes. Rinse thoroughly. May be used 2x a week as a deep conditioning treatment or daily as an express conditioner. For optimum results, use Phytodensium shampoo before and follow with Phytodensium Serum.
- Listed ingredients:
althaea officinalis root extract (mallow decoction). cetearyl alcohol (derived from coconut oil). stearyl alcohol. dicetyldimonium chloride. distearyldimonium chloride (derived from colza oil). isodecyl neopentanoate. glycerin. dipalmitoylethyl hydroxyethylmonium methosulfate (derived from palm oil). water / aqua. butyrospermum parkii / shea butter. vitis vinifera (grape) seed oil. zea mays (corn) germ oil. juglans regia (walnut) seed extract. equisetum arvense extract (horsetail). betula alba leaf extract (birch). ribes nigrum (black currant) seed oil. hydrolyzed vegetable protein pg-propyl silanetriol (derived from potato). ceteareth-20, ceteareth-33, glyceryl stearate (derived from coconut oil). polyquaternium-10 (derived from wood cellulose). tocopherol. cetrimonium chloride. fragrance / parfum. phenoxyethanol. methylisothiazolinone. potassium sorbate. sodium metabisulfite. sodium benzoate. Botanical & natural origin
- 6.7 fl. oz.
- Made in France.
