Damage Control Shampoo is a protein enriched shampoo that gently cleanses color-treated or damaged hair and helps restore natural luster, resilience and softness to dry, brittle hair.
Damage Control Shampoo for color treated, frizzy, dry hair...
Damage Control Shampoo is a protein enriched shampoo that gently cleanses color-treated or damaged hair and helps restore natural luster, resilience and softness to dry, brittle hair.
Damage Control Shampoo for color treated, frizzy, dry hair. This unique formula in a French Seaweed base is a protein enriched shampoo designed to gently cleanse color-treated or damaged hair, restoring its natural luster, resilience and softness. Gentle enough for everyday use. Contains natural extracts of Quince Seed and Slippery elm Bark along with Plant Proteins, Hi-Vitamins and our exclusive Planthenol-4 Complex to strengthen and nourish dry, brittle hair. This new formula does not contain Cocamide DEA or Laurel/Laureth Sulfates. Without these ingredients you will find this shampoo to be extra mild with medium lather. For extra conditioning, styling aids or shine, look for Jason's new Color-Treated Creme Conditioner, Style & Shape Frizz Control, Hi-Shine and Natural Foaming Mousse. Conditions as it cleans with Extracts of Horsetail, Slippery Elm Bark & Quince Seed. Fortified with plant proteins, Planthenol-4 Complex and Hi-Vitamins. Provides UV protection.
Directions
Apply a generous amount of shampoo into the palms of your hands and rub together to create a luxurious lather. If you enjoy a high lather, then a second quick shampooing will be necessary. Apply to hair and work through to the ends. Rinse thoroughly.
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