HA Conditioner
10 FL OZ (295.7mL)
| 25+ Years as an HA Leader | 5-step Hyalock™ Process | Non-Animal Derived HA |
Description
Promote healthy hair and scalp with this unique Hyaluronic Acid Conditioner. Use along with HA Shampoo to support manageability, luster and volume to lifeless hair stripped of its natural moisture. HA Conditioner is suitable for all hair types including permed or color-treated.
Key Features:
- No harmful parabens, and fragrance free
- Infused with Hyaluronic Acid
- Gentle, moisturizing formula
Premium Grade HA Conditioner
This rich, luxurious conditioner is the perfect companion to our HA enriched Shampoo. Enriched with super moisturizing Hyaluronic Acid for maintaining healthy scalp and hair.
Directions
Ingredients
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 Capsule
Servings Per Container: 30
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HA Conditioner
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use HA Conditioner with my other hair care products?
Yes. HA Conditioner can be used with any other hair products and works especially well when used after using HA Shampoo.
What can Hyaluronic Acid do for my hair and scalp?
Structurally the scalp is identical to the skin tissue located throughout the body, except it also contains about 100,000 hair follicles that give rise to hair. Actually the hair and the hair follicle are a derivative of skin tissue. There are two distinctive skin layers, one, the epidermis (outer layer) which gives rise to the protective shield of the body, and the other, the dermal layer (deep layer) which makes up the bulk of the skin and is where the hair follicle is located. This dermal layer is composed of connective tissue that has gelatinous fluid-like characteristics, which nourishes and hydrates the deep layers of the scalp. The result is healthy lustrous hair and a moisturized scalp. Again, all of this is made possible because of the presence of hyaluronic acid (HA) in the scalp tissue and its ability to form this fluid and hold water.