NEW
ultimate reset shampoo
for very damaged hair
Details
This shampoo can be used to repair and restore very damaged hair that has undergone frequent bleaching, coloring and heat styling. It provides intense care without weighing hair down. The delicate cleanser helps to lift away any dirt, impurities and product build-up while strengthening strands from root to tip to fortify against future hair breakage, leaving healthy hair feeling soft.
Safe on colored hair so your hair color can thrive without sacrificing the health of your hair.
how to use ultimate reset shampoo:
- apply a quarter-size amount of the shampoo to wet hair.
- massage into scalp using fingers and palms.
- rinse thoroughly.
Ingredients
Japanese sourced rice extract
For centuries, Japanese women have looked to rice for its immense beautifying powers due to it being enriched with minerals, antioxidants, and B and E vitamins. Referred to as “nuka biji”, or “beautiful by the rice” Japanese women cherish rice’s ability to hydrate and protect the hair.
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Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ark12 from
Amazing! Even my barber notice the difference!
I started using this shampoo and my barber noticed a difference! I have curly hair and now, the texture is awesome. I'm a 17 year old guy and can't believe I'm talking about my hair. So glad I took this from my mother! And I love the smell!
Date published: 2019-10-01
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Jaenikol from
Love!! Buy it now!!
Only thing that stopped my breakage!! Buy it today!!
Date published: 2019-07-15
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Mari from
Disappointing
This shampoo strips color which is so unfortunate for a restorative product.
Date published: 2019-05-29
Rated 1 out of
5
by
mereley from
Positively love the Masque, but this falls short...
... mainly because it has sulfates AND sodium chloride!! In this day in age, with a brand as accomplished as Shu Uemura is, I'm truly taken aback that they don't have a solid option for those of us who have a keratin treatment and/or are simply looking to avoid those ingredients. Yes, they have their Color Lustre Shampoo that doesn't have sulfates, but it still has sodium chloride, and more importantly, isn't hydrating enough for dry and/or curly hair. I normally don't bother to write reviews, but I generally love this brand and it's shocking ot me that they don't have a wider range of shampoos.
Date published: 2018-11-17
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