Description
Grow Gorgeous Balance Fibre-Sealing Split Ends Treatment, 150 ml.
All hair types can have split ends and we all want to get rid of it. When hair is already damaged, it’s not easy to turn it back. Natural oils, like olive oil or argan oil, can help, but that’s only a temporary solution. It lasts till the next hair wash. This product can help to any of us. Thanks to its ingredients and the cuticle smoothing technology, this Grow Gorgeous split ends treatment can rebuild broken strands and make your hair strong, soft and split end free.
Enjoy the benefits of:
- Oat lipids complex, which helps to lock in moisture of the scalp.
- Black oat, that can build a film over hair and improve smoothness.
- Wood and marine brown algae and pelvetia canaliculate to nourish your hair.
- Cuticle smoothing technology, that can seal cuticles and make your hair healthier.
For all hair types.
150 ml
How to use: Rub a small amount between the palms of your hands. Work through the mid-lengths and ends of damp hair, paying close attention to the ends. Add more if required. Style as usual.
Vegan friendly, gluten free and formulated without Parabens, Sulphates, Silicones, Phthalates or Mineral Oil.
Oat lipid:
Oat lipid is a rich, natural oil. It’s extracted from the oat kernel. It has low viscosity and high clarity with a rich golden colour. Rich in vitamin E and Linoleic acid. You can find oat lipid extracts in hair and skin care products, too. It is an excellent addition to cosmetic formulations to provide reparative and protective properties. In Grow Gorgeous Split Ends Treatment, oat lipid extract has the ability to form a barrier to protect your hair from damaging and drying external factors. Give it a try and get rid of split ends.
Helen –
My hair breaks very easily, especially the ends, so I was searching for a solution. I’m happy to find this product.
Beca –
I didn’t regret to buy it. It works for me. Before I tried pure natural oils, mainly argan oil. It also worked, but I saw the ends like they were soaked. So I decided to try something especially for the ends. It doesn’t mean that I don’t trimm my hair regularly, but I have to do that less frequently.
Judit –
I’m satisfied with it, but I didn’t try to get rid of the split ends that I already had. What I did was a hair cut and I started to use it after. To prevent split ends.