Conditioner
Use It With
A rich conditioner that begins repairing damage without stripping color, wilting perms, or reverting chemically straightened hair.
What it is formulated to do:
This ultra-nourishing conditioner features a proprietary two-polymer technology that binds to color-treated hair to help seal the cuticle—preventing color washout and fade. Perfect for repairing damaged hair and ends, it can also be used as a once-weekly hair mask to deeply hydrate and smooth.
What it is formulated without:
- Parabens
- Sulfates
- Phthalates
What else you need to know:
Bumble and bumble colorists find color inspiration in places that only a color-minded artist could: spilled pennies, a field of wheat, dirt after a rainstorm, or a feather on a bird.
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.
-After cleansing with Mending Shampoo and applying Mending Complex, smooth evenly throughout hair and wait one to two minutes.
-Rinse.
-Can also be used as a once-weekly treatment mask for up to 10 minutes to enhance the color protection properties.
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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