RenÊ Furterer Okara Color Protection Mask, provides in-depth repair to color-treated hair. Helps prolong color intensity with a duo of exclusive, customized key ingredients. Hamamelis extract, a powerful botanical pigment-fixing agent, captures and maintains color. Rich in amino acids similar to those in keratin, natural Okara extract helps to repair damaged hair. For colored and sensitive hair.
Benefits:
⢠Helps repair the damaged fibers of color-treated hair
⢠Protects color and enhances radiance for up to 8 weeks
⢠Hair color stays radiant for longer.
⢠Hair is silky smooth and detangled.
⢠97% natural-origin active ingredients
⢠Silicone-free
Application:
- After shampooing, remove excess water and apply in sections.
- Comb through; leave on for 2 - 5 minutes and then rinse thoroughly.
- Use RenĂŠ Furterer Okara Color Protection Mask 1 to 2 times per week
* In case of contact with eyes, rinse thoroughly.
Size: 200ml Jar mask
RenĂŠ Furterer is an expert in hair beauty treatments based on natural ingredients. Thus, RenĂŠ Furterer products treat and take care of the scalp and the hair in its entirety: dry, devitalized, bold; colorful, thin, or soft.
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Formula Details:
Key Ingredients: Natural-origin Okara extract Natural-origin Witch-hazel extract Formula:water (aqua), propylene glycol, cetearyl alcohol, hydroxypropyl starch phosphate, behentrimonium chloride, arginine hcl, benzoic acid, bht, cetrimonium chloride, disodium edta, ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate, fragrance (parfum), glycine soja (soybean) seedcake extract (glycine soja seedcake extract), hamamelis virginiana (witch hazel) leaf extract (hamamelis virginiana leaf extract), isopropyl alcohol, lysine hcl, methylparaben, panthenol, phenoxyethanol, polyquaternium-37, propylparaben, red 33 (ci 17200), red 4 (ci 14700), sodium chloride, sodium sulfate, tocopheryl acetate.
