Redken Acidic Bonding Curls Leave-In Treatment 250ml

• 16% bonding care complex for deeply nourished curls
• Suitable for colour-treated hair
• Formulated with Citric Acidc and Glycine to rebalance hair back to its healthiest pH

Repair inner curl strength and restore your clients’ curl pattern with Redken’s Acidic Bonding Curls! Developed with 16% Bonding Care Complex and Citric Acid, the Acidic Bonding Curls Leave-In Treatment has the highest concentration of the Bonding Care Complex, resulting in deeply nourished curls that are up to 12x smoother* and easier to detangle*. With heat protection up to 230°C*, each curl strand is protected and conditioned.

Acidic Bonding Curls is powered by the Curl Bond Technology which penetrates the hair cortex to build bonds and repair curl strength from the inside-out, whilst Citric Acid and Glycine helps rebalance hair back to its healthiest pH for healthy-feeling hair. The formula is also infused with natural oils such as avocado oil, to help keep curls feeling hydrated.

As a result, broken inner bonds are repaired from the inside and the curl pattern is enhanced with natural movement. The range is also sulfate-free for gentle cleansing and silicone-free for lightweight, bouncy curls which feel hydrated.

Benefits

• 91% agree curls look healthy and softer*
• 90% agree curls are more defined in 1 use*
• Curls look and feel less damaged in 1 use*
• Curls look & feel moisturised, hydrated and have more full body for up to 96 hours*
• Up to 91% easier to detangle and smoother for up to 4 days**
• Humidity protection for up to 96 hours**
• Suitable for colour-treated hair

Formulated Without

• Silicone-free care formulated for curly & coily hair types. No silicones result in lightweight, bouncy and curls which feel hydrated
• Sulfate-free for a gentle cleanse

*Based on consumer test results, Acidic Bonding Curl System

**System of Acidic Bonding Curls Shampoo, Conditioner, and Leave-In vs. non-conditioning shampoo

Recommended for curl types 3A – 4C

*Instrumental test: Leave-In vs. non-conditioning shampoo