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SEARCHIt uses glacial clay technology and 26 minerals to create extreme gloss, shine and hydration for dry and damaged hair.
New from Saphira, the Mineral+ Mud with Glacial Clay Technology & 26 Minerals is a replenishing and moisturizing treatment for dry and damaged hair introducing the science of glacial ice extracts and volcanic ash.
Near the end of the Ice Age, a volcanic eruption released mineral-rich ash that mixed with melting rainwater. After millions of years, glacial oceanic clay continues to form a rich blend of pure fine mineral particles highly effective in absorbing impurities with gentle exfoliation while concurrently providing the necessary hydration to the hair and scalp. Glacial clay draws moisture from deep inner tissues to hydrate the surface of the scalp creating more vibrant and healthy hair.
The Mineral+ Mud includes a vial of glacial clay minerals with a mixing tool. The stylist or client become part of the lab experience and healing treatment by pouring and mixing the glacial clay minerals into the Mineral+ Mud. This treatment improves your hair texture while balancing the pH level and overall health of your scalp and hair. The fusion of glacial clay technology and the 26 minerals from the Dead Sea combines minerals from below and above the earth’s surface. Mother nature continues to be Saphira’s laboratory.
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