Leave-In Conditioner for Coarse & Unruly Hair C:EHKO Prof Rebellious Leave-In Hair Conditioner
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Age:
18+
Brand: C:EHKO
Line: prof. cehko
Product Type: hair conditioner
Product Properties: moisturizing, nourishment, smoothing
Ingredients: black cumin, camellia, green tea, proteins
Formula: leave-in, silicone
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: professional
Hair Type: dry, thick, unruly
Country: Germany
Made in: Germany
The C:EHKO Prof Rebellious Leave-In Hair Conditioner is perfect for coarse and unruly hair, offering deep hydration and nourishment without weighing it down. Its active ingredient blend with aloe vera ensures effortless detangling and smoothness, while hydrolyzed wheat proteins and black cumin oil give your hair a silky shine.
Key Features of C:EHKO Prof Rebellious Leave-In Hair Conditioner:
- Restores the necessary moisture and elasticity to hair strands;
- Infuses hair with strength, health, and an attractive radiance;
- Tames frizzy hair, making combing and styling easier;
- Leaves curls smoother, softer, silkier, and more manageable;
- Strengthens hair, preventing breakage, loss, and split ends;
- Protects hair from the damaging effects of free radicals, environmental conditions, and other adverse external factors.-
Aqua (Water) Polyquaternium 37, Propylene Glycol, Dicaprylate, Phenoxyethanol, Perfume, Hydroxypropyltriamonium Hydrolyzed Protein, Laureth 4, Ppg-1, Tridecet - 6, C 12-13 Alkyl Lactate, Nigella Sativa, Seed Oil, Dimethicone, Ethylhexyl Glycerin, Camel
Reviews about C:EHKO Prof Rebellious Leave-In Hair Conditioner
DO NOT APPLY ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES!!
DO NOT RINSE!
This review might prevent someone from making a purchase:
I used the C:ehko line successfully for about 12-14 years, so I decided to try their shampoo and conditioner again. However, I experienced hair problems like never before after using them. After applying the leave-in conditioner, I was horrified to see that once my hair dried, it became one big clump. I couldn't comb or straighten it, and it looked greasy as well.
I had to wash my hair again, but even then, I couldn't rinse it off completely on the first try. It felt like my hair wasn't getting properly cleansed... as if I had used egg masks before.
I washed it again and used conditioner, hoping that it would wash out properly this time.