This restorative shampoo after straightening is formulated without salt (sodium chloride). It is a new development from Dr. Fischer's research laboratories. The formula is enriched with vegetable keratin* to help keep hair looking smooth and cared for.
Designed for use after smoothing treatments, it helps maintain the hair's feel. It also supports hair that looks dry or stressed after styling.
The cleansing feel is gentle enough to fit into a routine. The goal is clean hair without a stripped sensation.
- Preservation of the slide for a smoother feel after straightening
- Treatment of split ends to improve the look of damaged tips
- Providing optimal moisture for softer, more comfortable hair
It is enriched with moisturizing components, including provitamin B5 and vitamin E. These ingredients help nourish the hair.
They also help soften the hair while maintaining its elasticity. The finish feels more flexible, not heavy.
In a beautiful fragrance. The scent remains pleasant without overpowering the hair.
- Without parabens
- Sensitive, suitable for daily routines
- Dermatologically tested
How to use restorative shampoo
Spread evenly on wet hair. Gently massage, then rinse thoroughly.
For daily use. If you wash often, focus on the scalp and let the foam cleanse the lengths.
For optimal results, it is recommended to use Dr. Fischer SMOOTH & REPAIR restorative conditioner and restorative nourishing mask. This pairing helps keep hair feeling smooth.
If you are looking for a custom shampoo experience, adjust the amount taccording o your hair length and thickness. Use a smaller amount for fine hair.
Use a bit more for long or thick hair. Rinse well to keep the hair light.
*Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Hydrolyzed Corn Protein
How to use:
Spread evenly on wet hair, gently massage, and rinse thoroughly. For daily use.
For optimal results, it is recommended to use Dr. Fischer SMOOTH & REPAIR restorative conditioner and restorative nourishing mask.
400 ml
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