Salonceuticals Announces Launch of New Regenepure Intense Volumizing Biotin Conditioner

[bullitnut]

Salonceuticals has launched the latest addition to their Regenepure family: The Regenepure Intense Volumizing Biotin Conditioner. This conditioner is enriched with essential nutrients such as Biotin, Saw Palmetto, Keratin, and Silk Proteins which work together to recover damaged follicles and brittle hair strands. This Regenepure Biotin Conditioner also contains detoxifying properties, such as Tea Tree Oil, while the moisturizing qualities of Jojoba Oil nourish the hair and scalp.


This Powerful Volumizing Biotin Conditioner is the perfect addition to the effective Regenepure line of products, which includes: Regenepure DR hair loss shampoo, Regenepure NT nourishing treatment, and the Regenepure Precision Minoxidil Spray, all of which are known for thickening and possibly regrowing new hair on the scalp. When using this Biotin Conditioner in conjunction with other Regenepure Products, the chances of growing thicker, longer and stronger hair are maximized.


Regenepure €™s customers are keen to try the new Regenepure Biotin Conditioner because of the reliability of all Regenepure products. With clinically proven ingredients, this conditioner is sure to help transform your hair.

 

[timuk]

BN

Been out of the loop for so long.... is this stuff good ?
Anyone on here used their products ?

 

[bullitnut]

Yeah it's a really good shampoo range in my opinion dude i use there stuff regurlarly

 

[timuk]

May give it a go... If i do, I'll let you know how I get on with it..

I guess it's only available on line ?

 

[bullitnut]

Yeah i used to use Nizoral but i now prefer this stuff....i prefer the RegnepureDR it leaves my hair feeling great and Dandruff free which is cool....not really sure how good it is regarding hair loss though as i use meds anyway, but i think it's a good shampoo and might try this new product myself dude

 

[timuk]

Ta mate

 

[bullitnut]

I've only seen it online though here in theUK

 

[Bigmac]

How much are you paying for it?