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Boost Your Clients' Hair-Care Routine with Oribe's New Power Drops

Help clients supercharge their hair care routine by recommending Oribe’s new Power Drops. The highly concentrated treatment serums include a Color Preservation Booster, a Damage Repair Booster and a Hydration & Anti-Pollution Booster.

September 6, 2018
Boost Your Clients' Hair-Care Routine with Oribe's New Power Drops
Boost Your Clients' Hair-Care Routine with Oribe's New Power Drops
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Help clients supercharge their hair care routine by recommending Oribe’s new Power Drops. The highly concentrated treatment serums include a Color Preservation Booster, a Damage Repair Booster and a Hydration & Anti-Pollution Booster.

Formulated with hyaluronic acid, creatine and moringa seed extract, just a few drops of the Hydration & Anti-Pollution Booster deliver protection and conditioning and can be mixed with any Oribe hair product. The drops also shield hair from dryness, oxidative stress and cuticle damage caused by air pollutants. 

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The Damage Repair Booster is formulated with linoleic acid, biotin and sea kelp extract to repair and fortify stands. This product can be added to a product or used alone on damp hair. The drops are designed to revive the natural manageability of dry, time-weakened strands. 

Finally, the Color Preservation Booster contains vitamin C, bioflavonoids and quinoa protein to protect every shade and shield hair from UV rays. It conditions and increases shine for healthier hair. 

Originally posted on Modern Salon

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