PURC Shampoo & Conditioner Set for Damaged Hair – 200ml

Shampoo conditioner duo: Two distinct steps, one manageable pairing

Damaged-feeling lengths can be rougher to handle than the roots. Combining every job in one application makes it harder to adjust where the conditioning goes. A separate shampoo and conditioner lets you complete the wash, rinse it away and then focus the conditioning step where its label directs. The compact size is useful when you want a smaller format or are deciding whether the finished feel suits your existing care choices.

• Separate cleansing

  Finish the shampoo stage and rinse before applying the conditioner.

• Lengths-focused care

  Use the conditioning formula on the area its own directions specify rather than treating it as another shampoo.

• A clear pack size

  Two 100 ml bottles give 200 ml total, making the quantity easy to compare with larger sets.

Choose it for aftercare, with a label check

The duo may suit someone looking for a straightforward wash-and-condition option for damaged-feeling hair without committing to large bottles. If your salon has given you a restricted aftercare ingredient list, check it before choosing the damaged hair. The supplier’s listed shampoo ingredients include Sodium Myreth Sulfate; the conditioner list includes dimethicone and amodimethicone. the damaged hair should therefore not be described as sulfate-free or silicone-free. Current supplied labels take priority if formulas change.

Understand each complete formula

The supplier highlights keratin and aloe vera, but those names are only part of the formula story. The published ingredient lists contain a sulfate cleanser in the shampoo and silicones in the conditioner. Check the current full labels, particularly if a stylist has asked you to avoid particular ingredients.

A considered cleanse. A separate conditioning step.

Start with the amount directed by the supplied product. Assess the finish before adding more. Each formula has its own role, and a smaller, well-distributed amount may be easier to judge than several layers at once.

Product photography is an editorial illustration of the packs and their context. Hair appearance in an image does not establish an individual result.

How to use the separate formats

1. Wash gently

   Wet the hair thoroughly and use the shampoo as directed on its bottle. Work through the washing stage without rough handling of the lengths, then rinse.

2. Condition the intended area

   After rinsing the shampoo, apply the conditioner according to its separate directions. Follow its application area, amount and contact time rather than assuming the shampoo instructions apply to both.

3. Rinse and handle with care

   Rinse the conditioner thoroughly. Handle wet hair gently and follow your stylist’s aftercare advice when a recent colour or salon treatment has specific requirements.

Plan each step with its own label

Shampoo first. Conditioner second. Follow your stylist’s aftercare when applicable.

The word daily in a product name does not set one wash frequency for everyone. Choose your washing schedule according to your scalp, styling needs and the current instructions. This cosmetic aftercare pairing does not replace a salon straightening treatment and does not promise to reverse every kind of hair damage.

Shampoo conditioner duo: know the pack before ordering

100 ml shampoo + 100 ml conditioner | 200 ml total

the shampoo conditioner duo details below identify the current selection. Styling props shown in photographs are not included. Read all supplied directions before application.

Good to know before application

This is aftercare, not a chemical straightening treatment.

Keep products away from the eyes and use only on the area directed by the label. Stop using a formula if it causes irritation. Do not mix products or change dilution directions without verified instructions for the exact pack.