Sisley Paris' new brand Hair Rituel plans to volumise hair care routines

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 13-Feb-2018
Hair Care Retail

The new launch is the first brand extension from Sisley Paris since 1976

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Sisley Paris, the luxury French skin care brand, is hoping to shake-up the hair care category with the launch of its new Hair Rituel label.

The sulfate-free, unisex brand aims to harness Sisley’s expertise and

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