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Brand: Yves Rocher

Yves Rocher Density Rescue Fortifying Conditioner for Thinning Hair, White Lupin & Agave Strengthening Conditioner, Reduces Breakage, Silicone-Free, Fuller-Look, 10.1 fl oz

Yves Rocher Density Rescue Fortifying Conditioner for Thinning Hair, White Lupin & Agave Strengthening Conditioner, Reduces Breakage, Silicone-Free, Fuller-Look, 10.1 fl oz

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Two Botanicals, One Powerful Density Duo: White Lupin extract strengthens the hair shaft to reduce breakage, while Agave Fructans work at the scalp level to activate microcirculation creating the conditions for hair to grow back thicker and more resilient. Most conditioners coat; this one actually fortifies. | Safe to Apply Root to Tip, Including the Scalp: The silicone-free, lightweight formula is designed to be applied right from the roots without weighing hair down or clogging follicles, a critical distinction for anyone managing thinning or fine hair. Apply after shampooing, focus on extra dry areas, and leave on for a few minutes before rinsing. | Detangles Without Compromising Density Work: The formula provides immediate detangling and manageability so hair is easier to handle post-wash, without the silicone buildup that can smother the scalp over time. Hair feels softer, smoother, and noticeably more resilient with continued use. | Clean Credentials, French Botanical Heritage: Sulfate-free, silicone-free, and formulated from ingredients of natural origin. Made in France at Yves Rocher's facility in La Gacilly, Brittany - the home of botanical beauty since 1959. Packaged in a recyclable bottle. | Step 2 of the Density Rescue Routine: Pair with the Yves Rocher Density Rescue Fortifying Shampoo for a complete scalp-strengthening wash routine. Made in France with botanical ingredients of natural origin, silicone-free, and packaged in a recyclable bottle because stronger hair and a cleaner conscience aren't mutually exclusive.

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