
CeraVe
CeraVe Face Care & Body Moisturiser for Dry to Very Dry Skin
from Amazon.co.uk
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£5.32
Price last checked: 15 October 2026
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Revlon Pro You The Moisturizer Booster provides an extra boost of moisture, perfect for dry hair types. This intensive treatment seals the cuticle, nourishing hair from roots to tips. Product Benefits - Intensely moisturises and hydrates dry hair- Seals the hair cuticle for improved shine and smoothness- Ideal for dehydrated to normal hair types- Nourishes hair from root to end for lasting hydration- Enhances hair's overall health and vitalityRevlon Pro You The Moisturizer Booster is crafted to combat dryness and dehydration, making it a must-have for professional hairdressers looking to provide superior results for their clients.
Ideal for those with coloured or treated hair, this booster delivers intensive hydration to revitalize and strengthen hair. How to Use 1. Shampoo hair as usual and towel dry to remove excess water2. Apply a small amount of Revlon Pro You The Moisturizer Booster to damp hair, focusing on mid-lengths to ends3. Leave on for 5-10 minutes to allow the product to deeply penetrate the hair shaft4. Rinse thoroughly with water and style as desired
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CeraVe
from Amazon.co.uk

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