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Volume Enhancing Foam by Revitalash is a hair enhancer designed to address the needs of fine and thinning hair for men and women.

Volume Enhancing Foam by Revitalash
Volume Enhancing Foam by Revitalash is a hair enhancer designed to address the needs of fine and thinning hair for men and women.
This hair volume enhancer foam featuring proprietary BioPeptin Complex boosts the vitality of hair with a breakthrough formula designed to intensify natural volume. Its lightweight formula adds shine and body and improves elasticity to help combat breakage and aid in conditioning of the scalp.
Highlights
BioPeptin Complex: proprietary technology including lipids, peptides, biotin, and Panthenol to help condition, strengthen, and soften hair while defending from breakage and brittleness
Ginseng & Swertia Japonica: Plants high in anti-oxidants and Vitamin B, help protect and revitalize
Saw Palmetto: High in fatty acids and plant sterols, helps to condition and add shine
Amino Acids and B Vitamins: Help fortify, smooth, and condition
How To Use
PREP: If cleansing is needed, ready hair with RevitaLash Cosmetics Thickening Shampoo and Thickening Conditioner to ensure scalp is free of residue.
STEP 1: Use once daily on wet or dry hair. Pump the bottle a few times to release air until foam appears.
STEP 2: For shorter hair, pump foam onto hands and massage into scalp and the roots of hair. For longer hair, separate hair into sections and apply nozzle directly onto head, pumping to release product as you go.
STEP 3: Massage thoroughly into the scalp and the roots of the hair. Do not oversaturate. Do not rinse out. Style hair as desired.
Originally posted on Modern Salon

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