Treated hair often loses brightness and brilliance due to the chemical treatments it undergoes, which ruin the cuticle and cause the scales to open, resulting in a dull and light-free hair.
The line aims to tackle the problem of treated hair under two essential aspects:
– restoring light and shine to the hair in order to bring out the color nuance;
– rebuilds the hair structure, plumps up.

linseed oil:
highly nourishing oil, with great affinity with the hair fiber, provides smoothness and brightness.

Ceramides I, III, IIIB, VI
Complex of ceramides with a cementing repairing action, the ceramid complex used in the form of liquid crystals, is able to penetrate the damaged layers of the hair fiber, repairing the damage:

hydrolyzed keratin:
Protein characterized by a long spiral-shaped molecule (structure called alpha-helix) and by a high number of sulfur amino acids (in particular cysteine). The interactions between the sulph-hydryl groups –SH of these amino acids determine the formation of numerous disulfide bridges –S-S-: this property, combined with the helical shape, gives the keratin resistance and, at the same time, elasticity. Thanks to its natural ability to bind to the hair fiber, keratin transfers these properties to the stem, repairing the hair and making it so resistant.

hydrolyzed collagen:
Collagen is an essential protein and performs an essential function for the activation of restorative developments. It has the ability to improve the hair fiber making it more flexible and stronger, an important aspect for the protection of the hair during drying with the various smooth styling techniques.

hyaluronic acid:
it is an essential "ingredient" of the connective tissue and confers resistance and shape retention. One of its main functions is the stabilization of the elastic fibers and collagen of the dermis. From the chemical point of view, it is a macromolecule of carbohydrate origin, characterized by the ability to bind to itself and retain large quantities of water, just like a sponge. For this reason, he is primarily responsible for hydration. Over the years, the quantity of hyaluronic acid gradually decreases, with a consequent reduction in the degree of hydration of the tissues and loss of tone.