
FANOLA
Fanola No Yellow Shampoo, 350ml,package may vary
from Amazon.co.uk
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1 LitreHairdressing Supplies
£10.25
Price last checked: 15 October 2026
Out of stock when we last read it
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A deep cleansing formula specially made for damaged hair. Product Benefits - Specially formulated for over-processed hair from coloration or heat styling tools- Cleanses deeply to remove impurities and product build-up- Helps repair and restore damaged hair to a healthier state- Leaves hair feeling soft, smooth, and more manageable- Enhances the overall look and feel of the hair for professional styling resultsCrafted to combat the effects of coloration and heat styling tools, the Revlon Pro You The Fixer Shampoo is your go-to solution for restoring damaged hair to its former glory.
How to Use 1. Wet hair thoroughly2. Apply a generous amount of shampoo and massage into a lather3. Focus on the roots and work the product through to the ends4. Rinse thoroughly and follow with a conditioner for best results
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