Hayashi System Hinoki Conditioner for Thinning Hair, 33.8 Fl Oz | Hinoki Tree Oil & Panthenol for Lightweight Volume, Strength & Detangling
Product Description
Hayashi System Hinoki Conditioner for Thinning Hair, 33.8 Fl Oz | Hinoki Tree Oil & Panthenol for Lightweight Volume, Strength & Detangling
- FOR FINE & THINNING HAIR — Lightweight conditioner provides moisture and softness while helping maintain body and fuller-looking volume.
- HINOKI + PANTHENOL — Features Hinoki Tree Oil and Panthenol together with conditioning ingredients for smooth, manageable hair.
- DETANGLES & SMOOTHS — Helps reduce tangles and improves manageability so hair feels softer, smoother and easier to comb and style.
- LIGHTWEIGHT VOLUME — Weight-free conditioning helps enhance body and strength without leaving fine hair feeling excessively heavy or oily.
- HOW TO USE — After shampooing, distribute through hair and scalp, massage gently for at least 10 seconds and rinse. The manufacturer specifically describes the Conditioner as a “weight-free, detangling conditioner” and identifies Hinoki Tree Oil and Panthenol as key ingredients.
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