Smoothing Hair Milk Laboratoire Ducastel Subtil Color Lab Absolute Repair Leave In Milk
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Age:
18+
Brand: Laboratoire Ducastel Subtil
Line: color lab
Product Type: hair milk
Product Properties: hair color protection, repair, smoothing, thermal protection
Formula: leave-in
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: professional
Hair Type: all hair types, damaged
Country TM: France
Made in: France
Have you already become accustomed to the high-quality products from Laboratoire Ducastel Subtil, or are you just discovering their boundless possibilities? Even if your beauty collection is overflowing with products from this French brand, it never hurts to make it even more perfect. Especially since the Color Lab line has a very tempting offer such as a smoothing hair milk that will be perfect for those who appreciate soft, delicate, inspiring hair care. This product is suitable for all hair types, especially damaged ones!
Benefits of Laboratoire Ducastel Subtil Color Lab Absolute Repair Leave In Milk:
- has an enhanced formula;
- contains nourishing ingredients;
- contains the Hydro-regulating complex that maintains moisture balance;
- creates a smoothing effect;
- the Anti Fading Color System protects against color loss;
- restores damaged hair;
- provides with thermal protection.-
Apply the mask to towel-dried hair, leave on for 5 minutes, then rinse.
Reviews about Laboratoire Ducastel Subtil Color Lab Absolute Repair Leave In Milk
I didn't buy it here, but I'll leave a review.
This product is terrible! After applying it to my hair, it becomes sticky and clumpy. There is no moisturizing or straightening effect, just sticky hair.
The only positive aspect is the pleasant scent.
I have very porous curly hair. With this milk, my hair becomes slightly smoother and shiny when brushed. I didn't notice any moisturizing or nourishing effects. My hair doesn't feel soft after using it, in fact, it has become slightly rougher. It leaves a hair spray scent on my hair. Overall, it's not entirely bad, but I will continue searching for other options.