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| Shampoos that are balanced to the pH of kin and hair |
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| Spampoos that wash away excess oiliness from oily hair and scalp, while preventing the hair from dying out |
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| Shampoos containing an acidic ingredient such as cider vinegar to cut through product buildup that can flatten hair; also increase shine. |
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| Color- enhancing shampoos |
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| Shampoos created by combining the surfactant base with basic color pigments. |
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| Special chemical agents applied to the hair to deposit protein or moisturizer, to help restore its strength and give it body, or to protect it against possible breakage. |
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| Conditioning or moisturizing shampoos |
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| shampoos designed to make the hair smooth and shiny, avoid damage to chemically treated hair, and improve managebility of the hair. |
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| Deep- conditioning treatments |
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| Chemical mixtures of concentrated protein and the heavy cream base of a moisturizer; used to provide treatments when an equal degree of moisturizing and protein treatment is required. |
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| shampoos that cleanse the hair without the use of soap and water. |
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| water containing certain minerals that reduce the ability of soap or shampoo to lather. |
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| substances that absorb miosture or promote the retention of moisture. |
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| Capable of combining with or attracting water. |
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| coditioners that either remain on the hair for a very short period (1 to 5 minutes) or are left in the hair during styling ("leave-in coditioners) |
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