Grow & Shine Volume Gel

NOELIE Grow & Shine Volume Gel, 100ml

• This multifunctional styling gel with deep-acting super-active ingredients ensures long-lasting volume and flexible hold when blow-dried. As a nutrient-rich volume gel, it soothes the scalp and supplies the hair roots with moisture and valuable active ingredients. The Grow & Shine Volume Gel gives the hair elasticity and bounce, even with daily use, without making it greasy or weighing it down.
• This beautifying gel is multifunctional: As a classic styling gel, it provides medium-strong hold, as a blow-dryer it gives maximum volume. As a nutrient-rich active ingredient gel, it harmonises stressed scalps and has an intensive moisturizing effect. It normalizes sebum production and actively prevents hair loss.
• Take care of your hair while styling it. This strengthening styling gel with deep-acting organic ingredients not only gives fantastic volume and a silky shine, it also protects the hair from the inside. Hair and scalp are revitalized and the follicles are stimulated. Hair loss is prevented.
• The revolutionary, multi-active formula of this non-greasy gel hides a secret: the concentrated secretome of the turmeric root. Rich in signal peptides, it is able to reactivate hair growth and drastically reduce hair loss. Hydrolyzed proteins penetrate deep into the fibrous layer. There they repair the hair structure and at the same time protect the hair surface from free radicals.
• Bamboo extract gives the hair volume and strength, texture and a healthy shine. It helps slow down the aging of the hair follicle. Yucatan honey has a balancing effect on the scalp and gives fine hair more body. Ginger and ginseng extracts nourish and revitalize hair from root to tip while enveloping it in a protective film.
• Extracts of konjac root make this gel the perfect alternative to dry shampoo. Because it dissolves excess sebum and thus helps to bridge the time between hair washes.
• Strong hair, natural fullness, healthy shine - without weighing the hair down.

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