Description
SheaMoisture Manuka Honey & Yogurt Hydrate + Repair Protein Power Treatment is a deep conditioning formula that reinforces and revitalizes over-processed, abused hair. This powerful treatment targets weak spots in the hair fiber, filling in gaps with reconstructive proteins to prevent breakage and split ends. By blending the intense hydration of Manuka Honey with the strengthening power of Yogurt, it transforms dry, brittle strands into hair that is visibly stronger, smoother, and more resilient.
KEY FEATURES
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Protein-Rich Repair: Formulated with Yogurt Proteins and extract to provide a structural boost to hair that has been weakened by chemical treatments or heat.
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Deep Hydration: Infused with Manuka Honey, which acts as a powerful humectant to lock in essential moisture and restore elasticity.
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Nourishing Oils: Contains Mafura and Baobab oils to deeply condition the hair, leaving it soft and easy to manage.
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Cuticle Smoothing: Helps to seal the hair cuticle, reducing the appearance of split ends and preventing future damage.
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Clean Beauty: Made with natural and certified organic ingredients, including Fair Trade Shea Butter, without harsh sulfates or silicones.
BENEFITS
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Reduces Breakage: Specifically designed to significantly reduce hair fall caused by breakage and styling stress.
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Restores Elasticity: Helps hair “bounce back” from damage, making it less prone to snapping when combed or styled.
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Improves Texture: Leaves hair feeling noticeably thicker and stronger without the stiff feeling sometimes associated with protein treatments.
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Healthier Appearance: Revives dull hair, giving it a healthy-looking glow and improved vibrancy.
PRO TIPS
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This is a protein-heavy treatment; for best results, do not use it more than once a week to maintain a healthy protein-moisture balance.
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For an intense “salon-style” treatment, apply to hair and sit under a hooded dryer for 10–15 minutes.
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If your hair feels slightly stiff after use, follow up with a light moisturizing leave-in to soften the strands.
