APIVITA Keratin Repair Nourish & Repair Conditioner 150ml
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Product Description
Treat your hair to APIVITA Keratin Repair Nourish & Repair Conditioner, a comforting cream conditioner made to help restore dry, damaged lengths. Designed to support hair that feels rough or looks lacklustre, it works to nourish deeply while helping strengthen the hair’s surface for a smoother finish.
At the heart of the formula is liposome honey, teamed with plant keratin made from hydrolysed proteins (wheat, soy and corn) to form a protective film. Aloe vera helps hydrate and can support frizz control, while Greek olive oil and almond oil contribute softness and flexibility. Algae oil helps leave hair easier to detangle, with less breakage.
Use it after shampoo on damp hair, focusing on the lengths. Leave for 3 to 5 minutes, then rinse thoroughly, and enjoy a floral, oriental, honey and musk fragrance with soothing essential oils like lavender and neroli.
Product details
Hair Benefit: Detangling, shine, strengthening and hydrating
Hair Concern: Chemically treated, dry, damaged, split ends, weak and brittle
Ingredient Highlights: Natural, organic and contains algae, almond oil, aloe vera, keratin, lavender oil, oleic acid and olive oil.
Formulated without: Mineral oil, parabens, phthalates and silicone.
Made In: Athens, Greece
Ingredient Features
If you're looking to strengthen the hair shaft and to deep clean oily hair types then the aloe vera contained in this conditioner by APIVITA is the perfect solution for you. This item will also help to add shine as it contains olive oil.
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Delivery & Returns
This product is eligible for free standard delivery with Care to Beauty. Orders are expected to arrive 5-8 days after dispatch. Shipping available to UK addresses only.
Conditions are subject to change, however this retailer's site suggests its returns policy is 30 days.
