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Age:
18+
Brand: La'dor
Line: hydro lpp
Product Type: hair mask
Product Properties: for shine, moisturizing, nourishment, repair
Volume: 350 ml
Ingredients: collagen, jojoba, lactic acid, olive, panthenol, raspberry
Formula: alcohol, paraben-free, sls/sles-free, water-based, with glycerin
Scent: fig
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: professional
Hair Type: damaged, dry
Country: Korea
Made in: Korea
The "Fig" Hair Mask for dry and damaged hair by La'dor is distinguished by its pleasant, refined fragrance and excellent care properties. This cosmetic product makes your hair strands smooth to the touch, manageable, soft, shiny, elastic, and silky. The formula of this beauty product is enriched with active ingredients that comprehensively and effectively care for your locks, hydrating, softening, eliminating dullness, and nourishing them.
Features of La'dor Hydro LPP Treatment Fig Mask:
- Easily distributed;
- Does not weigh down the hair;
- Olive oil provides nourishing and moisturizing effects;
- Jojoba oil helps reduce hair brittleness and dryness;
- Hydrolyzed collagen cares for the hair structure and makes brushing easier;
- Panthenol gives curls a healthy shine and hydration, exhibiting regenerative and restorative properties;
- Glycerin prevents dehydration and maintains optimal moisture levels in the hair;
- Raspberry ketones strengthen the hair.-
For daily use: After shampooing, apply the necessary amount to your hair. Massage evenly, paying special attention to damaged areas, and rinse thoroughly.
For special care: After shampooing, apply the necessary amount to your hair. Cover your hair with a cap for 10-15 minutes, then rinse thoroughly.
Reviews about La'dor Hydro LPP Freckle Treatment
It smells wonderful and leaves the hair feeling soft after use. It's not amazing or terrible, just an average middle-of-the-road mask. I didn't like the dispenser as it dispenses a small amount and requires pressing about ten times.
"The mask is good, but I actually liked Movet more."