Little Scientist ReKERA Emulsion Hair Treatment - Deep Repair & Moisturizing Leave-in Conditioner (200ml / 80g)

Little Scientist ReKERA Emulsion Hair Treatment - Deep Repair & Moisturizing Leave-in Conditioner (200ml / 80g)

Brand: Le Kare Beauty Supply
38.00 CAD In stock Buy at Merchant

ReKERA Emulsion by Little Scientist is a highly regarded, professional-grade Japanese hair treatment designed to structurally repair and deeply hydrate severely dry, frizzy, aging, or chemically treated hair. It utilizes advanced polycationic Aminoethyl Disulfide (AEDS) Keratin, nano-sized Cell Membrane Complex (CMC) ingredients, and liquid crystal cholesterol to rebuild the hair's framework from the inside out. [1, 2, 3, 4] Key Features & Core Benefits Structural Hair Repair: Rebuilds keratin networks and repairs outer cuticles damaged by bleaching, coloring, perms, or heat styling tools. [1, 2, 3] Deep Moisture Balance: Formulated with ceramides and high-density lipids like shea butter to eliminate flyaways and restore natural suppleness. [1, 2, 3] Anti-Aging for Hair: Specially targeted toward thin, fragile, or coarse hair that has lost its elasticity and natural proteins over time. [1, 2] Signature Fragrance: Features a refreshing fruity-floral bouquet scent consisting of nectarine, peach, berries, and honey. [1, 2] How to Use (2-Way Application) ReKERA Emulsion functions as a versatile, dual-purpose treatment depending on your hair's specific level of dryness: [1] As a Leave-In Treatment (Out-of-Bath): Towel-dry your hair after washing. Work a small, starter-sized dollop evenly between your palms and run it through the mid-lengths down to the ends. Blow-dry or style normally. Use sparingly to prevent any greasy finish. [1, 2] As a Rinse-Out Treatment (In-Bath): After shampooing, apply an even layer throughout your damp hair. Let the conditioning treatment sit for 2–3 minutes before rinsing it out thoroughly with water

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