REVLON Restart Bond Repair Damage Reversing Melting Conditioner 750ml
This dual-action, vegan, deep conditioner with a lightweight, melting texture is formulated with bond-building molecules and AHAs. Our hair treatment helps rebalance the scalp microbiome, rebuilds broken bonds, and repairs weakened hair at the root. For stronger, softer, and shinier hair. Inspired by skinification principles, it instantly conditions to rebuild broken bonds, protecting against breakage and nourishing down to damaged ends. After just one use, hair is 10 times softer, 12 times stronger, with frizz control for up to 72 hours.
BENEFITS:
-Rebuilds new bonds within and along the hair structure
-Seals the cuticle
-Leaves hair feeling soft and silky to the touch
-Adds shine
-Repairs the hair fiber from within
-Instantly detangles
-Prevents and reduces split ends
-Suitable for all types of damaged hair*
HOW TO USE:
After shampooing, apply the conditioner to the lengths and ends of the hair. Leave on for 2-3 minutes. Rinse thoroughly.
REVLON Restart Bond Repair Damage Reversing Melting Conditioner 750ml
This dual-action, vegan, deep conditioner with a lightweight, melting texture is formulated with bond-building molecules and AHAs. Our hair treatment helps rebalance the scalp microbiome, rebuilds broken bonds, and repairs weakened hair at the root. For stronger, softer, and shinier hair. Inspired by skinification principles, it instantly conditions to rebuild broken bonds, protecting against breakage and nourishing down to damaged ends. After just one use, hair is 10 times softer, 12 times stronger, with frizz control for up to 72 hours.
BENEFITS:
-Rebuilds new bonds within and along the hair structure
-Seals the cuticle
-Leaves hair feeling soft and silky to the touch
-Adds shine
-Repairs the hair fiber from within
-Instantly detangles
-Prevents and reduces split ends
-Suitable for all types of damaged hair*
HOW TO USE:
After shampooing, apply the conditioner to the lengths and ends of the hair. Leave on for 2-3 minutes. Rinse thoroughly.
