Guy Kremer launches hair care range
Hairdresser addresses key hair concerns
The 12 sku Professional Salon Style range features cleansers (shampoos), rebalancers (conditioners) and a number of styling products. The shampoo and conditioners contains 18-MEA, a lipid found in the hair cuticle, which is said to help balance the hair’s natural chemistry and restore condition.
“I passionately sought out the best ingredients to create products which feel lovely, smell gorgeous and work brilliantly,” said Kremer. “My range – fragranced in a delicious blend of aromatic herbs and sensual white floral infusions – truly delivers, making women feel special and look beautiful.”
Products include Hydro Rescue Cleanser & Rebalancer, for dull, dry hair; Repair & Replenish Cleanser & Rebalancer, for colour treated hair; Smoothing Balm, to create a sleek finish; Fix Frizz Hairspray; Protection Serum, a leave-in serum to seal ends; and Body Booster Spray, to provide volume and shine. Prices start at £6.95 and products launch at the end of August.
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