
CeraVe
CeraVe Face Care & Body Moisturiser for Dry to Very Dry Skin
from Amazon.co.uk
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500 mlHairdressing Supplies
£12.78
Price last checked: 15 October 2026
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Revlon Pro You The Moisturizer Hydrating Mask is a professional-grade intensive hydrating treatment designed specifically for dry hair. Crafted to combat dryness and restore hydration, this mask is ideal for dehydrated to normal hair types. Product Benefits - Provides intense moisture, leaving hair feeling hydrated and revitalised- Enhances shine, giving hair a healthy and glossy appearance- Softens hair texture, making it more manageable and easy to style- Helps improve the overall health and condition of the hair- Suitable for professional use in salons or for personal use at homeRevlon Pro You The Moisturizer Hydrating Mask is the go-to solution for hairdressers looking to provide superior hydration and care for their clients' hair.
How to Apply 1. After shampooing, squeeze out excess water from hair2. Apply the mask evenly from mid-lengths to ends, focusing on the areas that need the most hydration3. Leave the mask on for 3-5 minutes to allow the ingredients to deeply penetrate the hair4. Rinse thoroughly with water until the mask is completely removed
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