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Data sheet
With active ingredients of 100% vegetable origin, the NATURIA extra-mild dry shampoo provides a light texture to the hair without the need to wet it. An express beauty step for flexible, soft and well-hydrated hair, which allows you to space out the frequency of washings and can be used at any time of the day. Wrapped in a fresh fragrance, hair is left clean and voluminous. invisible finish Without silicones.
SOLAR hair oil nourishes and protects all types of hair, including dyed hair, sensitized by the sun, salt water, swimming pools and wind. Packaged in a spray bottle and waterproof for quick and easy use at any time of the day, it prevents hair from drying out thanks to sesame oil, rich in fatty acids and vitamin E. It also provides high protection thanks to a Patented high index sunscreen: KPF 50+*. Dry to the touch, it creates a shiny "wet" effect on the hair. Without silicones.
A mask for colored hair with 100% natural origin active ingredients that deeply repairs damaged hair fibers and preserves the shine and intensity of the color in the long term. Hair reveals a vibrant shine. Rich and creamy texture, without silicones. This care is presented in a new hygienic dispenser bottle that supplies the right amount of product in each application.
This frequent use shampoo, without silicones and with active ingredients of 100% natural origin, is used as the first stage of René Furterer's Radiant Blonde Ritual, to gently cleanse and enhance the luminosity of natural blonde, highlighted or bleached hair. Its shiny formula transforms into a light, delicately scented foam and helps repair hair, leaving a radiant finish.
A mask for colored hair with 100% natural origin active ingredients that deeply repairs damaged hair fibers and preserves the shine and intensity of the color in the long term. Hair reveals a vibrant shine. Rich and creamy texture, without silicones. This care is presented in a new hygienic dispenser bottle that supplies the right amount of product in each application.
