Inforcer Strengthening Conditioner

How to Use
After shampooing strands, use this conditioner to coat strands from mid-lengths to ends. Then rinse.

Stylist Hack

"Finding the right protein based shampoo/conditioner/masque such as L’Oréal Professionnel Inforcer is imperative and will greatly repair the protein bonds in the hair." - Travis Valdez

• Ingredients List
  AQUA / WATER

• , CETEARYL ALCOHOL
• , GLYCERIN
• , CETYL ALCOHOL
• , STEARALKONIUM CHLORIDE
• , CETEARETH-33
• , OCTYLDODECANOL
• , HYDROXYPROPYL GUAR
• , AMODIMETHICONE
• , ALCOHOL
• , SODIUM PCA
• , PYRIDOXINE HCl
• , LIMONENE
• , CHLORHEXIDINE DIGLUCONATE
• , TRIDECETH-6
• , BIOTIN
• , BENZYL SALICYLATE
• , LINALOOL
• , CITRIC ACID
• , CETRIMONIUM CHLORIDE
• , CI 15510 / ORANGE 4
• , CI 17200 / RED 33
• , PARFUM / FRAGRANCE.

"As a colorist, I do a ton of balayage and color corrections. These two types of clients specifically can be very prone to breakage as corrections can sometimes take a lot of steps on the hair to fix a problem or to just change the color, and lightening the hair is always something we want to be careful with. When the Inforcer Conditioner came out I felt like I had something to solve their problems! Inforcer Conditioner is based with B6 and Biotin, which helps prevent breakage and promotes healthy growth. This is amazing for my clients who have normal go fragile hair types. Pro tip- it is wonderful for your client who maybe uses a little too much heat- we have to remember breakage also happens mechanically and not just chemically! " -Megan Bassett Certified Colorist/Balayage Specialist L'Oreal Professionnel Artist