L'Oreal Professional Serie Expert Oiliness 2-in-1 Clay 250ml
L'Oréal Professionnel Serie Expert Scalp Advanced Anti-Oiliness 2-in-1 Clay 250ml is a multi-purpose clay that eliminates excess sebum. In this sense, this product has an incredible formula that targets the needs of oily hair. Most importantly, it can be used in two different ways. You can either apply it as a shampoo or as a hair mask. Either way, the goal is the same: eliminate excess sebum. For this purpose, the formula features 6% Clay that offers a purifying action. In fact, this is able to effectively remove residues, sweat, and sebum. That said, it not only reduces sebum by 78% but also increases volume by 24%. Like so, its formula will leave the hair feeling light and voluminous, with a truly clean feel.
As a last note, this product was developed by professionals and tested under dermatological control. All in all, this scientifically proven multi-purpose clay is a great addition to your hair care routine, whether as a mask or as a shampoo, if you struggle with oily hair. It will deliver outstanding and professional results for a healthy and balanced scalp and hair.
Characteristics
- Texture: mask;
- Hair issues: excess sebum;
- Time of application: during bath or shower, as necessary;
- Age: 12+;
- Hair type: oily hair;
- Main benefits: deeply cleans the hair and scalp from impurities, sweat, and sebum, reduces sebum by 78%, adds volume to the hair, has a purifying action, delivers a pleasant application and fresh scent, developed with professionals, tested under dermatological control, silicone-free;
- Formulated without: silicones.
Main Ingredients
- 6% Clay has absorbing properties, consequently absorbing impurities, sweat, and excess sebum.
How to use
Apply L'Oréal Professionnel Serie Expert Scalp Advanced Anti-Oiliness 2-in-1 Clay 250ml as a shampoo to wet hair and scalp and gently massage to lather. Then, rinse thoroughly. Alternatively, to use it as a hair mask, apply a suitable amount and leave it on for five minutes, rinsing in the end.
