The best-selling Philip Kingsley conditioner is ideal for medium textured hair or chemically processed fine hair. It delivers moisture where needed most – at the mid-lengths and ends. Instantly and painlessly de-tangles hair, making it suitable even for …
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Product description
The best-selling Philip Kingsley conditioner is ideal for medium textured hair or chemically processed fine hair. It delivers moisture where needed most – at the mid-lengths and ends. Instantly and painlessly de-tangles hair, making it suitable even for children’s hair. Contains anti-static conditioning agents to provide control and manageability. Hair is left shiny, smoother and stronger.
Application:
After shampooing, gently work into mid lenghts and ends
Rinse well
Follow with appropriate Philip Kingsley Scalp Toner
Benefits:
Ideal for fine, processed hair and medium textured hair
The best-selling conditioner delivers a moisture boost for incredible smoothness and shine
Super de-tangling, the formula is great even for kids knotty hair
Leave hair lustrous, shiny, healthy and beautiful
Philip Kingsley
Philip Kingsley’s main focus is having a scientific look on hair and scalp care, thus giving the people using the products the most efficient and best suited product for every hair and scalp type. Trichology is the scientific study of the hair and scalp, and Philip Kingsley is actively educating “Trichologists” which takes a holistic approach to hair and scalp treatment, where lifestyle, diet and general wellbeing affects how the hair looks and feels. Hair is an incredibly sensitive barometer of both the bodies' internal and external environment. Philip Kingsley trichologists are concerned with treating and addressing both the medical and cosmetic side of the hair and scalp. This ranges from severe hair and scalp disorders, such as scarring alopecia and alopecia areata, to your hairs' general condition, texture, health and appearance. This means that your hair will be well-cared for, while being fresh, clean and fabulous for a new day.
