| Hair type | Blonde and bleached hair |
| Effect | Neutralization of yellow tones, Easy detangling, growth stimulation, hair smoothing, nourishment |
| Active ingredients | Caffeine |
| Scalp type | All scalp types |
Intense color and healthy hair at any time
Plantur 39 Color Silver caffeine balm that neutralizes yellow tones is the perfect solution for women with graying or bleached hair who dream of a beautiful, cool shade. Thanks to its caffeine content, it not only nourishes hair but also supports its growth and strengthens it from root to tip. The formula was developed specifically for women over 40 who struggle with hair loss and loss of volume.
Apply it to your hair for an immediate, deeply nourished and smoothing effect. Plantur 39 effectively detangles, neutralizes yellow tones, accentuates cool shades of silver and gray, and ensures healthy-looking hair. Feel younger and enjoy the beautiful shine of your hair, which, when nourished, will delight with its condition every day.
Properties:
- Neutralizes yellow tones in gray and bleached hair
- Easier to comb and smoothes the hair surface
- Stimulates hair growth thanks to the caffeine content
- Nourishes hair, giving it a healthy look and shine
- Highlights cool shades of silver and gray
- Intended for women over 40
- Strengthens hair from root to tip
Ingredients:
- Caffeine - improves circulation in the scalp and stimulates hair follicles
- Active pigments - neutralize yellow tones
- Nourishing care substances - smooth and facilitate Combing
How to apply:
Apply an appropriate amount of Plantur 39 Color Silver balm to washed, damp hair. Distribute evenly along the entire length of the hair, leave on for a few minutes to allow the ingredients to work, and then rinse thoroughly. For best results, use regularly.
Notino Tip:
To enhance the care effect, also try the shampoo from the same line – Plantur 39 Color Silver. The combination of shampoo and balm will not only give your hair a cool shade, but also provide comprehensive care and support for healthy hair growth.
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