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When you want your hair to feel stronger and softer without ever feeling heavy, there’s the Kérastase Genesis Conditioner. This lightweight, anti-hair fall conditioner has been formulated to help reduce hair fall by protecting and caring for each strand. It’s a restorative, softening conditioner which aims to prevent breakage and promote healthy, shiny, strong hair. The Kérastase Genesis range is designed to reduce hair fall, so if that’s your concern, it’s for you. Because it’s a lightweight formulation, this conditioner is best used on fine hair. Safe to use on coloured hair.
Ingredients
Aqua / water / eau - Cetearyl alcohol - Stearamidopropyl dimethylamine - Isopropyl myristate - Glycerin - Glycine soja oil / soybean oil - Helianthus annuus seed oil / sunflower seed oil - Coco-caprylate/caprate - Cetyl esters - Tartaric acid - Caprylyl glycol - Salicylic acid - Limonene - Hydroxypropyl guar hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride - Linalool - Benzyl salicylate - Coumarin - Zingiber officinale root extract / ginger root extract - Citral - Benzyl alcohol - Citronellol - Xylitylglucoside - Anhydroxylitol - Leontopodium alpinum callus culture extract - Xylitol - Citric acid - Xanthan gum - Dipeptide diaminobutyroyl benzylamide diacetate - Parfum / fragrance
How to Use
After washing your hair (twice, and with the Kérastase Genesis shampoo, if we’re getting picky), work a brazil nut of this Kérastase Genesis conditioner through your hair from root to tip. Shorter hair will need less, longer hair will need more. Wait for a few minutes, then rinse well and style however you’d like. Use in conjunction with the rest of the range for best results.
To complete your hair routine, finish with the Kérastase Elixir Ultime Original Hair, use the iconic Kérastase hair oil by taking a pea-sized amount and warm between your palms. Run through the mid-lengths and ends using your hands, for the ultimate finisher, and enjoy glossier, shinier, softer hair.
Warnings
Always read the label for ingredients list and directions for use.
