Redken Acidic Bonding Curls Silicone-Free Conditioner 1000ml
Redken Acidic Bonding Curls Silicone-Free Conditioner (1000ml) is a silicone and sulphate-free conditioner formulated for use on damaged, chemically-processed, wavy, curly and coily hair which helps to repair curl strength, reduce frizz by 85% for up to 4 days, and remove build-up.
Enriched with Avocado Oil, Coconut Oil and Shea Butter, this conditioner effectively hydrates and enhances curl elasticity. Curl Bond Technology builds bonds and replenishes curl strength. Citric Acid stimulates penetrative repair, Glycine helps to stimulate Collagen production to prevent breakage, whilst Urea helps to remove build-up and infuses lasting hydration and moisture. Safe for colour-treated hair.
Directions of use:
- Use as a complete regimen with Acidic Bonding Curls Shampoo and Leave-In Treatment.
- After shampooing, apply Acidic Bonding Curls Conditioner to wet hair and rinse.
- In case of contact with eyes, rinse them immediately.
- Follow with Leave-In Treatment.
Original: $59.11
-70%$59.11
$17.73
Description
Redken Acidic Bonding Curls Silicone-Free Conditioner (1000ml) is a silicone and sulphate-free conditioner formulated for use on damaged, chemically-processed, wavy, curly and coily hair which helps to repair curl strength, reduce frizz by 85% for up to 4 days, and remove build-up.
Enriched with Avocado Oil, Coconut Oil and Shea Butter, this conditioner effectively hydrates and enhances curl elasticity. Curl Bond Technology builds bonds and replenishes curl strength. Citric Acid stimulates penetrative repair, Glycine helps to stimulate Collagen production to prevent breakage, whilst Urea helps to remove build-up and infuses lasting hydration and moisture. Safe for colour-treated hair.
Directions of use:
- Use as a complete regimen with Acidic Bonding Curls Shampoo and Leave-In Treatment.
- After shampooing, apply Acidic Bonding Curls Conditioner to wet hair and rinse.
- In case of contact with eyes, rinse them immediately.
- Follow with Leave-In Treatment.
