Fine Hair Protein Shampoo – Gentle. Strengthening. Truly Effective.
€34,20
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Formulated for fine, fragile or damaged hair
Why protein treatment actually matters
- Rebuilds hair structure with keratin – the hair’s natural protein
- Chia seed oil & panthenol support hydration and root strength
- Coconut oil smooths the cuticle and repairs surface damage
- Perfect for bleached, broken or naturally thin hair
- Free from silicones – nothing that weighs your hair down
Product Specs
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Protein-rich shampoo for fine hair |
| Volume | 100 ml |
| Key Ingredients | Keratin, chia oil, panthenol, coconut oil |
| Texture & Scent | Light cream, soft herbal aroma |
| Target Use | Daily or focused strengthening care |
Sometimes, hair just needs a signal to rebuild. This protein shampoo delivers essential strength without buildup. One small step toward real resilience.
Fine, but focused. For hair that fights back.
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