Maria Nila Structure Repair Hair Oil 300 Ml. Structure Repair Conditioner is a conditioner created for you with damaged, dry or chemically treated hair.The conditioner from Maria Nila provides moisture and has a restorative and strengthening effect on the structure of your hair.Among other things, it contains algae extract, which has a repairing effect and helps the hair to regain its natural strength, softness and shine.In addition to the content of algae extract, it also contains Color Guard Complex, which reduces color loss that occurs during hair washing and heat styling.It also protects against UV rays and free radicals.Get well-groomed, soft and shiny hair with Maria Nila Structure Repair Conditioner.Application:- Used in freshly washed hair.- Let it sit for 1-2 minutes.- Rinse thoroughly.Advantage:- Restorative conditioner from Maria Nila.- Specially designed for damaged, dry and chemically treated hair.- Provides moisture.- Strengthens the structure of the hair.- Helps your hair achieve its natural strength, softness and shine.- Reduces color loss from washing and styling.- Protects against UV rays and free radicals.- Make your hair well-groomed, soft and shiny. tradeinn Dressinn
Liki 24A detangling conditioner for damaged, dry and chemically treated hair that softens, moisturizes and combats static electricity. Regenerating algae help the hair regain its natural strength, adding softness and shine. Structure Repair conditioner has a delicate scent of vanilla, rose and jasmine. * Softens and repairs damaged and chemically treated hair * Reduces static electricity * Contains regenerating algae extract, wheat protein and moringa oil * 100% vegan and animal-friendlyHow to use: Apply to freshly washed hair. Leave for 1-2 minutes and then rinse. For strong and healthy hair, use the conditioner with shampoo, mask and leave-in cream from the same series. All products can be used daily.
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