Check out this pink duo by KEVIN.MURPHY! It's a volumizing shampoo and conditioner that transforms color-treated hair suffering from damage into hair with luster!
Maggie Mulhern・Beauty and Fashion Director, MODERN SALON
ANGEL.WASH and ANGEL.RINSE by KEVIN.MURPHY, work together to restore hair's natural strength! This pink duo, a volumizing shampoo and conditioner, transforms color-treated hair suffering from chemical straightening treatments, bleach or everyday breakage into hair with luster.
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The ANGEL.WASH is a delicate recovery shampoo for thin hair that includes Hydrolyzed Oat Proteins to help provide fullness, body and reduce frizz. The Grapefruit Peel Oil relieves stress and creates lift, while the Sunflower Seed Extract protects against free radicals and repairs damage from oxidation.
The ANGEL.RINSE is a volumizing conditioner that uses Grapefruit Extract to promote growth, while Geranium Flower Oil gives hair shine. Additionally the moisturizers from Mango and Cocoa Butters helps increase elasticity and the astringent properties of grapefruit peel helps oily scalps.
For environmentally friendly stylists, you should know that these products are biodegradable, paraben-free sulfate-free and they contain essential oils that act as bio-catalysts, performing natural regenerative, moisturizing and strengthening functions. The range is based upon an environmentally friendly Australian philosophy, and all packaging is 100 percent recyclable. ANGEL.WASH and ANGEL.RINSE are available at salons nationwide. www.KevinMurphy.com.au.
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