Lee Stafford
Hair Apology Shampoo
LEE'S TIPS
"Like a kiss of life for critically processed, damaged hair"
Always double cleanse when using a sulphate-free shampoo. The first cleanse removes dirt, oil and product residue, while the second cleanse gives you that clean-feel lather.
Hair Apology Shampoo
Begin the transformation of damaged, over-processed hair from the first use*. This sulphate-free Lee Stafford Hair Apology Intensive Care Shampoo is gentle but packs a mighty restoring punch. Lather up to gently cleanse and remove dirt and oil, while fully respecting the natural moisture levels of your hair and scalp. You can even use it daily to leave hair clean but never stripped, and it will keep that pesky frizz at bay for a beautifully glossy finish.
*When used as a regime
- The lowdown: A moisturising daily shampoo that removes product build up and excess oil.
- You'll love it because: It cleanses and transforms your hair without stripping away moisture. Balance = restored.
- How it works: Because it harnesses sulphate-free cleansers, it's able to very gently whisk away any impurities. The dream for damaged hair.
- The star ingredient: Pro-Vitamin B5, which is a shine-boosting, moisturising hero that imbues parched strands with hydration.
- Is it right for me? Yes – especially if you have dry, damaged hair that's been over-processed.
- The result? Hair that's impeccably clean, but also lusciously soft from root to tip.
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LEE'S TIPS
"Like a kiss of life for critically processed, damaged hair"
Always double cleanse when using a sulphate-free shampoo. The first cleanse removes dirt, oil and product residue, while the second cleanse gives you that clean-feel lather.
Product Description
It’s time to kiss and make up with your hair. Treat dry, damaged strands to the Lee Stafford Hair Apology Intensive Care Shampoo for damaged hair that's been over processed. Completely free of sulphates – that means no Sodium Lauryl Sulphate and Sodium Laureth Sulphate – it gently whisks dirt and oil away, while keeping your hair and scalp moisturised.
It's so gentle and non-stripping, in fact, that you can lather up daily, as part of a hair-smoothing, frizz-fighting regimen that truly delivers on soft, sleek, shiny locks. From the first time you wash, it will turn back the clock on your past hair faux pas, for hair that's restored to health.
We've packed it full of vegetarian and vegan friendly ingredients, like moisturising Pro-Vitamin B5, and a vegetable-sourced Glycerine that supports from root to tip.
But no make up session is complete without the whole Lee Stafford Hair Apology collection, which also features an Intensive Care Conditioner that works in tandem with your moisturising shampoo. Formulated with an exotic blend of Capuaçu Seed Butter and Cacao Seed Butter, it's also rich in essential fatty acids and Omega 9 for superior keratin protection.
So, go on: say sorry to your hair. Put the love back in and make friends with your hair again.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Sulphate Free
Gently cleanses
Transforms damaged hair
Directions for Use
Step 1: Get hair wet, then massage the Lee Stafford Intensive Care Shampoo into a rich, hydrating lather. Want more bubbles - just add more water to activate the lather! Rinse and repeat if needed.
Step 2: Smooth the Lee Stafford Intensive Care Conditioner through mid-lengths and ends, making sure you massage it into damaged sections.
Step 3: Rinse the conditioner away, before misting towel-dried hair with the Lee Stafford Hair Apology 10 in 1 Treatment Spray
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We do not test our products on animals.
Pro-Vitamin B5
Known to improve strength, shine and softness
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Product Description
It’s time to kiss and make up with your hair. Treat dry, damaged strands to the Lee Stafford Hair Apology Intensive Care Shampoo for damaged hair that's been over processed. Completely free of sulphates – that means no Sodium Lauryl Sulphate and Sodium Laureth Sulphate – it gently whisks dirt and oil away, while keeping your hair and scalp moisturised.
It's so gentle and non-stripping, in fact, that you can lather up daily, as part of a hair-smoothing, frizz-fighting regimen that truly delivers on soft, sleek, shiny locks. From the first time you wash, it will turn back the clock on your past hair faux pas, for hair that's restored to health.
We've packed it full of vegetarian and vegan friendly ingredients, like moisturising Pro-Vitamin B5, and a vegetable-sourced Glycerine that supports from root to tip.
But no make up session is complete without the whole Lee Stafford Hair Apology collection, which also features an Intensive Care Conditioner that works in tandem with your moisturising shampoo. Formulated with an exotic blend of Capuaçu Seed Butter and Cacao Seed Butter, it's also rich in essential fatty acids and Omega 9 for superior keratin protection.
So, go on: say sorry to your hair. Put the love back in and make friends with your hair again.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Sulphate Free
Gently cleanses
Transforms damaged hair
Directions for Use
Step 1: Get hair wet, then massage the Lee Stafford Intensive Care Shampoo into a rich, hydrating lather. Want more bubbles - just add more water to activate the lather! Rinse and repeat if needed.
Step 2: Smooth the Lee Stafford Intensive Care Conditioner through mid-lengths and ends, making sure you massage it into damaged sections.
Step 3: Rinse the conditioner away, before misting towel-dried hair with the Lee Stafford Hair Apology 10 in 1 Treatment Spray
Pro-Vitamin B5
Known to improve strength, shine and softness
Aqua (Water/Eau), Coco-Glucoside, Peg-120 Methyl Glucose Dioleate, Laureth-6 Carboxylic Acid, Parfum (Fragrance), Panthenol, Peg-7 Glyceryl Cocoate, Betaine, Hydroxypropyl Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Peg-4, Peg-6, Peg-7, Peg-8, Glycerin, Polyquaternium-10, Peg-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Disodium Edta, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone, Sodium Hydroxide, Benzyl Salicylate, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone.
