Loreal Serie Expert Absolut Repair Molecular Rinse-Off Serum 250 ml
Repairs the molecular structure of damaged hair
23,39 € (93,56 /1 Litre)
Article No.:
E4033600
E4033600
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Serie Expert Absolut Repair Molecular Rinse-Out Serum repairs the molecular structure of hair, restoring strength, elasticity and movement. Discover its distinctive, addictive fragrance with notes of bergamot, fleur de sel & sandalwood.
When hair is damaged, its molecular structure, made up of peptides, is compromised. But most peptides are too large to be reinjected into the fibre, making the damage almost irreversible. For the first time, L'Oréal's advanced research team has succeeded in breaking down the peptides, injecting their components separately into the fibre and integrating them into the tissue. With Absolut Repair Molecular, L'Oréal Professionnel helps repair damage and restore hair's original strength. Hair regains its original elasticity and movement.
Innovative technology
More than a surface repair, this patented serum concentrated with 2% Peptides bonder + 5 amino acids, rebuilds the molecular structure of the hair. It penetrates deep into the fibre to the peptide level to provide molecular repair without a surface coating.
Instant transformation
Instantly, hair is visibly transformed: shine and softness are dramatically improved.
Recommended for all damaged hair
For all damaged, colour-treated, lightened and natural hair textures. Its liquid texture is immediately absorbed by the fibre and provides molecular repair without weighing it down.
Application
This serum can be used in place of a traditional mask. More concentrated and highly penetrating, it instantly transforms the hair fibre at source. Use on wet hair. Divide hair into 2 sections. Apply 2-3 pumps of serum to hands. Apply evenly to 1st section from lengths to ends. Repeat on 2nd section. For very dry hair, apply from the roots. Work the serum into the hair with the palms of your hands for 1 to 2 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. For best results, use the Absolut Repair Molecular routine for damaged hair. Shampoo hair before applying the Serum, detangle for better serum absorption and finish with Absolut Repair Molecular Leave-In Mask.
When hair is damaged, its molecular structure, made up of peptides, is compromised. But most peptides are too large to be reinjected into the fibre, making the damage almost irreversible. For the first time, L'Oréal's advanced research team has succeeded in breaking down the peptides, injecting their components separately into the fibre and integrating them into the tissue. With Absolut Repair Molecular, L'Oréal Professionnel helps repair damage and restore hair's original strength. Hair regains its original elasticity and movement.
Innovative technology
More than a surface repair, this patented serum concentrated with 2% Peptides bonder + 5 amino acids, rebuilds the molecular structure of the hair. It penetrates deep into the fibre to the peptide level to provide molecular repair without a surface coating.
Instant transformation
Instantly, hair is visibly transformed: shine and softness are dramatically improved.
Recommended for all damaged hair
For all damaged, colour-treated, lightened and natural hair textures. Its liquid texture is immediately absorbed by the fibre and provides molecular repair without weighing it down.
Application
This serum can be used in place of a traditional mask. More concentrated and highly penetrating, it instantly transforms the hair fibre at source. Use on wet hair. Divide hair into 2 sections. Apply 2-3 pumps of serum to hands. Apply evenly to 1st section from lengths to ends. Repeat on 2nd section. For very dry hair, apply from the roots. Work the serum into the hair with the palms of your hands for 1 to 2 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. For best results, use the Absolut Repair Molecular routine for damaged hair. Shampoo hair before applying the Serum, detangle for better serum absorption and finish with Absolut Repair Molecular Leave-In Mask.
