Strengthening Conditioner Patrice Beaute Clean Strenght Conditioner
- Characteristics
- Description
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Age:
18+
Brand: Patrice Beaute
Line: hair care
Product Type: hair conditioner
Product Properties: firming, for shine, for volume
Volume: 300 ml, 1000 ml
Ingredients: proteins
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: professional
Hair Type: thin
Country TM: Mexico
Made in: Mexico
The strengthening conditioner from the Mexican brand Patrice Beaute offers effective care for fine and weakened hair by enhancing its structure and making it stronger and more voluminous. The product's active formula is enriched with plant extracts, proteins, and amino acids, which provide a comprehensive restorative effect, restoring a vibrant and energetic appearance to your locks.
Features of Patrice Beaute Clean Strength Conditioner:
- Boasts a powerful strengthening formula;
- Contains a specially selected complex of active ingredients;
- Moisturizes and nourishes the hair;
- Has toning properties;
- Provides a regenerative effect;
- Thickens and strengthens the thin structure of strands;
- Offers softening and smoothing effects;
- Makes hair more resilient, voluminous, and shiny.
Usually, the products that work for me (colored hair) don't work for my sister (non-colored hair) and vice versa. This product didn't work for either of us.
We have thick, porous hair, "maybe it's meant for fine hair," I thought, but I see a girl in the comments below who wasn't impressed either...
I also tried combining it with other products, didn't give up hope, but no, all in vain. The hair becomes unrealistically dry, unpleasant, almost like oak. And it doesn't "strengthen" anything.
I do not recommend wasting money on this useless product.
I want to start by saying that I did not purchase this product here, but I still wanted to leave a review. About my hair: blonde, thin, and brittle. Well, this conditioner turns my hair into one solid, tangled mess. I have tried it around 4-5 times in different combinations (with sulfate and sulfate-free shampoos, various masks and leave-in treatments), and the result is always the same - dry, tangled hair that breaks much more easily than before. I had to cut about 7 centimeters off because there was practically nothing left - just broken strands that are impossible to comb through. Another thing I didn't like is that when my hair dries, it becomes sticky, but this goes away after it is completely dry. Conclusion: definitely NO!