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Reconstructing Treatment Mask| CÉCRED

Reconstructing Treatment Mask| CÉCRED

$75.00 USD
$75.00 USD
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Hair repair in a jar. Powered by our patent-pending Bioactive Keratin Ferment, this treatment is clinicallytested to reduce damage, increase visible strength, and improve shine after 1 use.*
Our Reconstructing Treatment Mask isn't your average repair mask. This clinically tested treatment features our patent-pending Bioactive Keratin Ferment, which repairs damage and reduces breakage by 2x**. Antioxidants, vitamin E, and a cuticle-sealing oil blend fill in microcavities and enhance shine for hair that looks visibly healthier after just 1 treatment. Formulated without silicones, SLS/SLES, phthalates, and parabens.

WHO IT’S FOR
Hair seeking damage repair from color treatments, chemical treatments, or heat styling.

SIGNATURE FRAGRANCE
Rich and complex, Temple Oud has notes of oud, Australian sandalwood, warm musk, night-blooming jasmine, Haitian vetiver, and violet leaves.
HOW TO USE

This is not a deep conditioner. Use the Reconstructing Treatment Mask after shampooing and before conditioning when you need to repair damage.

  1. Apply evenly to clean, wet hair from root to tip.
  2. For the best results, cover your hair with a plastic cap and add heat with a hooded dryer, steamer, or warm towel.
  3. Leave it on for 20 minutes.
  4. Rinse thoroughly.
  5. Follow with our Moisturizing Deep Conditioner.
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INGREDIENTS

  • BIOACTIVE KERATIN FERMENT

  • HYDROLYZED RICE & WHEAT PROTEIN

  • SEA BUCKTHORN OIL

  • SQUALENE

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KEY BENEFITS
- Clinically tested to reduce damage and improve strength and shine after one use*
- Bioactive Keratin Ferment repairs damage and reduces breakage by 2x**
- Seals the cuticle and fills microcavities for smoother hair
- Color safe
- Safe for human hair wigs and weaves

*Based on a third-party clinical study of 35 participants after 1 use.
**Tested in a 3rd party clinical laboratory using hair tresses.

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