Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate Conditioner
Redken · 10.1 fl oz
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Color-damaged hair — the conditioner that stays on the cuticle
Salon color looks rich for a week, then feels straw-like. Regular conditioner slips off damaged cuticle.
Transcript
Color-damaged, brittle hair. Salon color looks rich for a week, then feels straw-like. Regular conditioner slips off damaged cuticle. After the matching shampoo if you have it; otherwise after a gentle cleanse.
The problem
Salon color looks rich for a week, then feels straw-like. Regular conditioner slips off damaged cuticle.
Why it made the verdict
Citric acid and the bonding care complex are why ABC became the salon-to-home conditioner. Sulfate-free, color-fade aware, and rich enough for processed hair.
Our verdict
After the matching shampoo if you have it; otherwise after a gentle cleanse. This is the conditioner vote in the ABC system — not a leave-in.
Quick answers
Is Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate Conditioner worth it?
Citric acid and the bonding care complex are why ABC became the salon-to-home conditioner. Sulfate-free, color-fade aware, and rich enough for processed hair.
Who is Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate Conditioner for?
Salon color looks rich for a week, then feels straw-like. Regular conditioner slips off damaged cuticle.
How do I use Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate Conditioner?
After the matching shampoo if you have it; otherwise after a gentle cleanse. This is the conditioner vote in the ABC system — not a leave-in.
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