WELLA PROFESSIONALS Invigo Balance Senso Calm Sensitive Shampoo, 1,000 ml

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It’s another property that will help strengthen the hair by rebuilding the hair bonds after the coloring process.

Wella Professionals Invigo Balance Senso Calm Shampoo 1000ml

As with skin on any area of the body, your client’s scalp can be prone to inflammatory conditions, such as acne, rosacea, atopic dermatitis, psoriasis and even sunburn. Section your client’s hair so their scalp is visible, then apply the Marula Oil Blend Scalp Primer using the targeted nozzle. The primer protects your client’s scalp during all Wella colour services, but you can bump up the effects further by making Blondor Soft Blonde Lightening Cream your hair lightener of choice. And anyone who has it is always on the quest for that one miracle shampoo that can infuse new life into their sad, limp tresses.Making their mark in blonde shampoo, the Invigo Blonde Recharge keeps natural, dyed, or highlighted hair more vibrant, longer. Living Proof’s secret ingredient is a patented Healthy Hair Molecule that will keep your hair shiny and strong long after you use it.

Wella Invigo Balance Senso Calm Shampoo 1000ml - Sensitive

Infused with a cocktail of beneficial ingredients, including Cotton Extract, Spring Force Polymers and Volume Boost-Blend, the lightweight shampoo gently eliminates impurities, whilst delivering fullness to fine, flat hair. Kelsey believes that every day can be a good hair day and she's here to help others love their hair and make their days a little brighter. If you have difficulty finding your hair type from the guide above, ask your stylist their thoughts on your hair’s needs. Dandruff thrives in oily environments, so your client might need to use a deeper cleaning shampoo, or to wash their hair more frequently.If shampoos and treatments contain irritants or exfoliants, they could be putting extra strain on sensitive scalps. INVIGO products are designed to deliver invigorating moments of recharge either in salon or at home. Where there are inconsistencies, purchasers should rely on the labeling of the actual products they purchase.