Bumble and bumbleFull Potential Hair Preserving Conditioner
Use It With
✔ Straight
✔ Wavy
✔ Curly
What it is:
A nurturing conditioner that helps reduce breakage when used as a part of the Full Potential regimen.
Key benefits:
- Helps reduce breakage
- Helps strengthen strands
- Creates healthier hair
If you want to know more…
This nurturing conditioner helps reduce breakage when used as a part of the Full Potential regimen.
What it is formulated without
- Parabens
- Phthalates
What else you need to know:
Bumble and bumble is a cruelty-free brand, meaning they don't test on animals. Bb. products are free from parabens, phthalates, mineral oils, and formaldehyde.
Research results:
In a research study conducted on a number of participants, over 4 weeks:
- 46% saw a reduction in hair loss due to breakage
-After cleansing with Full Potential Shampoo, smooth through and leave in for a minute or two.
-Rinse thoroughly.
-Follow with Full Potential Booster Spray.
Please be aware that ingredient lists may change or vary from time to time. Please refer to the ingredient list on the product package you receive for the most up to date list of ingredients.
Bumble and bumble began in 1977, as a New York City salon famed for its signature rebel-elegance. Right away, Bb. transcended hairdressing, crossing over into fashion and street-style. Like our idiosyncratic name, the brand would come to define infinite individuality. It was about more than a hairstyle. It was an attitude. We quickly clipped, colored, and styled our way into global prominence, with our like-minded salons and rock-star editorial team. Our runway looks launched global hair trends – and, in 1991, a backstage need jump-started our iconic product range. To this day, we remain passionately dedicated to the transformational power of hair.Bumble and bumble.Salon born. New York raised. Hair is what we ‘do.
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