Bond-Repair Hair Cleanser
Gentle. Clinical. Powerful.
Rebuild your hair’s inner strength—one wash at a time.
Our Bond-Strengthening Hair Cleanser is a clinically-informed, sulfate-free formula that gently purifies while actively restoring the structural integrity of your hair. Formulated with amino acids and buffered acids that target the cortex, this innovative cleanser repairs disulfide bonds, improves elasticity, and reduces breakage without stripping essential moisture.
Why It Works
This isn’t just another shampoo. It’s a bond-repair treatment disguised as a cleanser.
We’ve combined dermatologist-trusted ingredients with clean beauty standards to give you a high-performance formula that strengthens from within.
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- Arginine Hydrochloride – Boosts protein production and reinforces hair’s natural architecture.
- Sodium Maleate – A stable, pH-balanced form of Maleic Acid that rebuilds inner fiber bonds.
- Acetyl Cysteine – Targets broken disulfide bonds to restore strength and elasticity.
- Hydrolyzed Keratin – Penetrates the cortex to repair internal protein gaps.
- Panthenol (Pro-Vitamin B5) – Deeply hydrates, adds shine, and protects against damage.
- Glycerin – Maintains moisture balance and prevents dryness post-cleansing.
Who It’s For
This cleanser is ideal for:
- Chemically treated or color-damaged hair
- Heat-styled or overprocessed strands
- Dry, brittle, or frizzy hair in need of structural support
- Anyone looking to improve elasticity and reduce breakage—without compromising scalp health
What to Expect
- Gently cleanses without sulfates
- Strengthens from the inside out
- Improves bounce, resilience, and hydration
- Safe for daily use and color-treated hair
- Light lather with no artificial fragrance
How to Use Apply to wet hair and scalp. Massage gently, allowing the bond-repair complex to absorb. Rinse thoroughly. For deeper results, follow with our
Moisture-Renew Conditioner or Bond-Restore Leave-In Treatment.
Free From
- Sulfates
- Silicones
- Artificial Fragrances
- Parabens
- Animal Testing