We will reveal you the secret natural Shine of the hair together with Yves Rocher.
Blond hair - Daisy
Chamomile is widely spread in Western Europe, well known for its healing properties. It is traditionally used in cosmetics because of its soothing qualities, but also has a natural ability to lighten hair.
Chamomile, which is used in Laboratories Herbal Cosmetics Yves Rocher, grown in Egypt using only environmentally friendly biotechnology.
Want Your hair played sun glare?
This shampoo has a brightening and softening action. He makes blonde hair brighter, fills them sunshine, returns them soft and silky. Again bright and shiny, the hair starts to play Golden highlights.
The shampoo that consists of herbal ingredients: extract, organic chamomile and covers the basics of vegetable origin.
Gray hair - cornflower
Cornflower is a native of the Mediterranean countries known for its soothing properties and is widely used to make medicinal teas. But he also has a natural ability to paint ashy or gray hair that has a tendency to yellow.
Cornflower, which is used in Laboratories Herbal Cosmetics Yves Rocher, is grown on native fields brand Yves Rocher in La Gasiyi using only environmentally friendly biotechnology.
Gloss grey hair
Natural coloring properties of cornflower fully disclosed in a gentle and mild formula, giving gray hair bright silvery luster.
The shampoo that consists of herbal ingredients: extract of environmentally friendly cornflower and covers the basics of vegetable origin.
Brown hair - Cinchona
Cinchona, or Cinchona, grows in South America. The extract derived from the bark of this tree is a wonderful natural dye. Cinchona, which is used in Laboratories Herbal Cosmetics Yves Rocher, is grown exclusively in Ecuador.
Glitter brown hair
Natural coloring properties of Cinchona embodied in a gentle and mild formula that returns chestnut hair glitter.
The shampoo that consists of herbal ingredients: extract of Cinchona, grown in Ecuador using only environmentally friendly biotechnology, and covers the basics of vegetable origin.
Source:
Women's Magazine
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