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Time to Take a Hair Break

Periodically, a client's over-processed hair needs to take a break. By using it as a renewal ritual, Rene Furterer's Absolue Kératine can restore hair to its former resilience.

by Staff
October 16, 2019
Time to Take a Hair Break

 

1 min to read


Chemical treatments, coloring, hairdryers, straighteners and curling irons—Meet your match! New and improved, Absolue Kératine Renewal Care from Rene Furterer Paris is an intensive therapy for damaged, over-processed hair which can be used two to three times a year for four to six weeks at a time as a break from a client’s usual haircare regimen.  

Formulated with three reparative key ingredients—camelina oil, biocymentine and plant-based Keratin, this powerful renewal ritual helps to repair and enhance damaged, over-processed hair deep down, helping restore it to its former resilience.

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The Absolue Kératine line includes a Repairing Shampoo, two Ultimate Repairing Masks (one for fine to medium hair and one for thick hair), and a Repairing Beauty Cream.

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