HAIR REPAIR
Strength, Shine, Manageability, and Smoothness
What are the 4 signs of healthy hair
The driving ingredient in everlasting bonds - a powerful blend of rice proteins, amino acids and hyaluronic acid delivered through glycosaminoglycans
What is the NutriBond Complex
The amount of steps in an Everlasting Bonds In Salon Service
What is 4 steps:
1. Pre-Shampoo Treatment
2. Shampoo
3. Mask
4. Leave In Conditioner
This product is known for providing moisture and hydration
What is moisture and more
These 3 out 4 products in the everlasting bonds at home routine are gentle enough to be used daily
What are the everlasting bonds shampoo, conditioner, and leave in treatment
Chemical, Heat, Mechanical, and Environmental
What are the 4 types of hair damage
The ingredient that nourishes, strengthens and supports the NutriBond Complex to enhance conditioning and softening of the hair
What is Hydrolyzed Milk Proteins
This hair types is best suited for the Everlasting Bonds In Salon Service
ALL hair types that have sustained damage from chemical, thermal, or environmental factors
True or false: It is safe to alternate using everlasting bonds and moisture and more to receive the benefits they provide
What is TRUE
*recommended to use everlasting bonds up to 5x at home to receive full repair benefits
This product in the everlasting bonds at home routine provides immediate improvement for combability
What is the everlasting bonds conditioner
Hair care category designed to rebuild the chemical hair bonds that are responsible for the structure and shape of the hair fiber
What is the Bond Building Category
This ingredient works to restore moisture balance, boost hydration and has a lightweight volumizing effect
What is Hyaluronic Acid
The right time to apply the pre-shampoo treatment after a color service
What is right after rinsing the the color
Recommend this product to help maintain hydration and softness while protecting against heat damage (up to 446oF / 230oc)
What is the everlasting bonds leave in treatment
This product in the everlasting bonds at home routine provides a more intense dose of treatment when needed
What is the everlasting bonds mask
The strongest and only permanent hair bond that is responsible for holding the hair fibers in place, attributing the hair's elasticity, strength, and shape
What is the Disulfide Bond
This ingredient supports repair and restoration of the hair structure
What is Amino Acids
This step of an everlasting bonds in salon service is the primary source of repair
What is the pre-shampoo treatment
Recommend this product for overall reconstruction in weakened, depleted hair
What is Integrity & Strength
This one product is what differentiates the everlasting bonds in salon service and the at home routine
What is the everlasting bonds pre-shampoo treatment
The result of broken Disulfide Bonds
What is molecular level of damage in hair from coloring, bleaching, excess heat or straightening
This ingredient works as a carrier of other active ingredients to target damaged areas in the hair's structure
What is Glycosaminoglycans
These two product in the everlasting bonds in salon service both have a pH of 4.0
What are the everlasting bonds mask + the everlasting bonds leave in treatment
Recommend this product for molecular level repair
What is everlasting bonds
True or false: When using the everlasting bonds mask you also need to use the everlasting bonds conditioner
What is FALSE