PHILIP KINGSLEY Bond Therapy Pre-Shampoo Recovery 150ml
PHILIP KINGSLEY Bond Therapy Pre-Shampoo Recovery 150ml l
Dyeing, excessive use of a press and hair dryer, as well as rough brushing, can cause the strands in the hair to weaken and break. When the internal structure of the hair is weakened, the hair is more prone to breakage and shedding. Bond Builder Pre-Shampoo Bond Therapy is designed to strengthen existing hair strands and repair broken ones. When hair is restored and strengthened from the inside-out, hair strands are stronger and smoother, with visibly less damage.
Inspired by Philip Kingsley's holistic approach to hair care, Bond Builder Pre-Shampoo Bond Therapy works beneath the surface of the hair to fully repair damage from the inside-out. Proven to make hair up to 3 times more resistant to damage by repairing damage caused by coloring, frequent use of a press and hair dryer, and rough brushing. As a result, the hair is soft, shiny, visibly healthier and more vibrant. It is suitable for any type of treated hair.
- 49% healthier hair after one use
- Restores 56% of hair strength and resistance after one use and 84% after 5 applications
- 87% restructuring of damaged hair strands
- 87% stronger hair
- 84% less breakage and bloom
Its innovative, restructuring formula features advanced repair technology that works beneath the surface of the hair to restore, strengthen and protect hair from damage. It achieves impressive results in just 10 minutes that last several washes.
The Bond Builder Bond Therapy is used in one easy step that fits into any routine without the inconvenience of a specific activation in the salon. The formula has Advanced Bond Rebuilding technology, which targets the inside of the hair to restore and strengthen it completely. It works by protecting existing bonds and reconnecting those broken by dyeing, excessive use of a press and blow dryer, and rough brushing. The results last several washes. Hair feels more vibrant and resistant to damage, and its strength improves after each use.
