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evo dry shampoo brunette

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evo dry shampoo brunetteDas Evo Dry Shampoo Brunette, auch bekannt als Water Killer Brunette, ist die 2 in 1 Formel, die Ihr dunkles Haar zwischen den Wschen auffrischt und stylt. Dieses Trockenshampoo fr Brnette absorbiert berschssiges Fett, schenkt Volumen und Textur und enthlt spezielle Pigmente, die Perfect mit dunkelbraunem Haar verbinden. So erhalten Sie sofortige Grauabdeckung und vermeiden weien Rckstand. Dank Reisextrakt fhlt sich Ihr Haar weicher und luftiger an,

Das Evo Dry Shampoo Brunette, auch bekannt als Water Killer Brunette, ist die 2-in-1-Formel, die Ihr dunkles Haar zwischen den Wäschen auffrischt und stylt. Dieses Trockenshampoo für Brünette absorbiert überschüssiges Fett, schenkt Volumen und Textur und enthält spezielle Pigmente, die Perfect mit dunkelbraunem Haar verbinden. So erhalten Sie sofortige Grauabdeckung und vermeiden weißen Rückstand. Dank Reisextrakt fühlt sich Ihr Haar weicher und luftiger an, mit mehr Fülle und weniger Schäden durch zu häufiges Waschen.

 

Was sind die wichtigsten Eigenschaften des Evo Dry Shampoo Brunette?

Mit dem Evo Dry Shampoo Brunette profitieren Sie von:

  • Vegan
  • Glutenfrei
  • Absorbiert überschüssiges Fett
  • Schenkt Volumen und fühlbare Textur
  • Für dunkelbraunes Haar geeignet
  • Grauabdeckung und Root-Touch-up ohne Sidu

 

Wie verwende ich das Evo Dry Shampoo Brunette?

So holen Sie das Beste aus dem Evo Dry Shampoo Brunette heraus:

  1. Dose vor Gebrauch gut schütteln.
  2. Aus ca. 20 cm Abstand Spray gleichmäßig auf das Haar sprühen.
  3. Als Stylingprodukt: einfach einwirken lassen.
  4. Als Trockenshampoo: 2 Minuten einwirken lassen und gründlich ausbürsten.

 

Was bringt das Evo Dry Shampoo Brunette?

Das Evo Dry Shampoo Brunette sorgt für frisches, voluminöses und luftiges Haar mit natürlichem Finish, während dunkle Pigmente für ein gleichmäßiges Ergebnis ohne weißen Rückstand sorgen.

 

Aus welchen Inhaltsstoffen besteht das Evo Dry Shampoo Brunette?

Das Evo Dry Shampoo Brunette enthält:

Butan, Isobutan, Alcohol Denat., Propan, Oryza Sativa (Reis) Stärke, Silica, Duftstoff (Parfum), Dimethicon, Linalool, Limonen, Citral, Geraniol, Citronellol, Cetrimoniumchlorid, CI 77499 (Eisenoxide), CI 77491 (Eisenoxide), CI 77492 (Eisenoxide Gelb).

Bitte beachten Sie vor der Anwendung stets die Zutatenliste auf der Verpackung für die genauesten Informationen. Aufgrund von Produktupdates und Optimierungen kann es sein, dass die hier aufgeführten Inhaltsstoffe von der Verpackung abweichen.

 

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