Hydrate Holiday Gift Set
Moisturizing hair care for dry color-treated hair Signature Aromatherapy Blend: Ylang Ylang, Bergamot and Patchouli Includes: Hydrate Shampoo (8.5 oz) Hydrate Condition (8.5 oz) Colour Fanatic multitasking hair beautifier (1 oz) Limited Edition Hydrate Scented Candle Strength Cure Holiday Gift Set Reparative hair care for micro-scarred, damaged, colour-treated hair Signature Aromatherapy Blend: Lavender, Honey, Peach and Vanilla Includes: Strength Cure Shampoo (8.5 oz) Strength Cure Condition (8.5 oz) Colour Fanatic multitasking hair beautifier (1 oz) Limited Edition Strength Cure Scented Candle Have soft, wavy curls by using one of our curl wands These looks are easy to achieve just by following these steps and using our curl wands. Steps 1. Use a small section of hair 2.Wrap the hair around the barrel 3.Wait about 3-5 seconds, no more than 10 4.Grab another small section and repeat Stop by today to purchase a Professional Curl Wand or call us to put one on hold for you. (While supplies last) 772-879-2600
Dry Scalp Treatment works to restore scalp imbalances, relieve irritation and revitalize hair. This lightweight but concentrated formula with antioxidant-rich argan oil, lavender and geranium oils penetrates deeply to soothe the scalp. Irritation, dryness and itch are instantly relieved. Flakiness is reduced, circulation improves and hair reaps the benefits of vitality and shine. Q: How can someone assess the condition of a scalp? A: There are four main conditions that typically affect the scalp: Dry/flaky scalp, oily scalp, dandruff, and combination scalp. It is extremely important to diagnose the scalp before determining which Moroccanoil Scalp Treatment to use. To diagnose the scalp, it is recommended that one assesses four different components of the scalp. 1. Checking the tightness of the scalp: To determine the tightness of the scalp: gently pinch the skin of the scalp with thumb and forefinger. A loose, easy-to-pinch scalp indicates good circulation. A solid, tense scalp indicates poor circulation. 2. Checking sebaceous glands: Use a comb to section off the hair. Move a fingertip over the scalp and feel whether there is little, a lot or no sebum (oily secretion of the sebaceous glands) on the scalp. Counter-check over the face, as facial skin and scalp are often similar. 3. Checking for dandruff: Make several partings on the scalp. Look for oily dandruff or dry dandruff. Dandruff should not be confused with a dry scalp or dry scalp flakes. Dandruff will often cause itchiness, redness and sensitivity of the scalp. 4. Checking for dryness and flakes: Look for dry patches and powdery flakes on the scalp. A dry scalp can be compared to scaly skin—similar to that of dry skin on the face. |
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