Nourishing oil treatment enhanced with Bioactive 24k Gold that adds a sublime softness, vitality and shine to hair.
What it does: Enriched with a powerful blend of 10 botanical oils, including baobab, raspberry, rose hip, camellia, organic argan, olive and ayurvedic oils, as well as UV protection, this golden elixir deeply nourishes and immediately repairs hair, restoring its original beauty, sealing the cuticle and protecting it against external agents. This multi-use luxurious and iconic hair oil is ideal for dry and damaged hair, as it nourishes and hydrates each strand restoring its natural shine, strength and silkiness.
Who it's for: For all hair types. Especially those with normal-to-thick, porous, dry, damaged, dull hair. Safe for color and keratin treated hair.
What it smells: The juicy touch of apple and strawberry, the opulence of jasmine and lily of the valley, with sensual notes of sandalwood.
- Acts against hair aging process
- Created based on a unique combination of 10 vegetable oils extremely rich in trace elements, essential fatty acids, vitamins and gold
- High protective action against UV sun rays
- Helps protect hair from heat tools and blow-drying damage
- Restores the elasticity and softness of the hair
- Has repairing and protective properties that helps to unite the cells of the hair cuticle
- Great antioxidant power, helps restore the elasticity and softness of the hair
- An exclusive treatment that renews the hair's natural shine, leaving it instantly softer and more radiant
- Has nourishing, revitalizing and restructuring properties for the hair fiber
- Enhances hair natural beauty
- Povides softness, luminosity and sublime reflections
- Has anti-inflammatory and nourishing properties
- Helps to provide vigor, resistance and hydration
How to use: Shake before use to mix and activate the active ingredients. Apply a small amount (one pipette) to the palm of your hand, spread over the other hand and spread well on clean, damp, towel-dried hair, from mid-lengths to ends. Blow dry or air dry.
