Bain De Force Quotidien Is A Daily Purifying Fortifying Shampoo For Weakened Hair, Prone To Thinning.
The New Genesis Homme Is The First Dual Action Anti-fall Haircare Range For Men: For Weakened Hair Prone To Thinning!
Powered With A Cocktail Of Highly Efficient Ingredients To Instantly Strengthen And Thicken The Hair Fiber For An Immediate Fuller Look With 5x Fuller Hair & +85% Fiber Strength As Well As Day After Day Treatment To Prevent Hair Fall From The Roots By Reducing Hair-fall In 6 Weeks.
How Does Genesis Homme Work?
Instantly: Strengthen & Thicken Hair Fiber Thanks To Ginger Roots, Creatine And Expanding Polymers.
Long Term: Stop Hair-fall Fortifies Hair Anchorage & Retention Thanks To Aminexil.
Bain De Force Quotidien Benefits:
- Gently Clarifies Scalp, Hair & Beard
- Hair Feels +88% Softer And + 79% Stronger
- Hydrated And Softens The Hair
- More Than 80% Of Consumers Say Their Scalp Feels Refreshed, Balanced And Energized
Who Is It For?
The New Genesis Homme Targets Every Man Prone To Hair Fall By Covering All Stages/profiles Of Hair Fall & Thinning:
- Medium Hair-fall: Punctual Hair-fall From The Roots
- Heavy Hair-fall: Visible Sparse Hair & Thinning Hair
- Thinner & Finer Hair: Natural Fine Or Thinner Hair Over Time With The Fear Of Hair Fall.
Genesis Homme Bains Are Enriched With Creatine And Ginger Root:
- Creatine: Hair Is Subject To Many Internal And External Factors That Weaken It Day After Day. However, Studies Have Shown That Creatine Increases The Number Of Electrostatic Bonds In The Cortex Of The Hair. As A Result, This Component Can Help Rebuild And Strengthen Hair Structure From Within, Improve Its Mechanical Properties And Protect It Against Heat Damage And Uv Rays.
- Racine De Gingembre: An In-vitro Test On Human Hair Follicles Stem Cells Has Demonstrated Ginger Extract Reduces Uvb-induced Apoptosis/programmed Cell Death. The Ginger Extract Obtained Contains Substances Such As Gingerols And Zingerone That Are Known For Their Protective Effect Against External Aggressor-induced Damages.
