Salon Line S.O.S Cachos De Repente Pronta Ultra Gloss Leave-In Styling Cream – 8x More Definition & 48H Hydration, 17.64 oz (500 g)
- Modella ricci e capelli crespi dalle radici alle punte
- Lascia un finish molto luminoso
- Mantiene una sensazione di idratazione fino a 48 ore
- Aiuta a preservare la lunghezza durante l'asciugatura
Per capelli ricci e crespi porosi o spenti, e per chi desidera una definizione che dura giorni. Indicata dai 12 anni.
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- Prodotta in Brasile da Salon Line, specialista dei ricci di Rio de Janeiro
- Parte del rituale S.O.S Cachos del giorno di lavaggio
- Crema densa in vaso, non un fluido spray
- Finish lucido leggero anziché effetto gel rigido
Su capelli puliti e umidi, applicare in modo uniforme ciocca per ciocca su lunghezze e punte. Districare con un pettine a denti larghi, poi modellare con movimenti dal basso verso le radici quante volte serve. Non risciacquare.
- Vaso da 500 g (17,64 oz) con texture crema densa
- Si abbina bene al diffusore; etichetta in portoghese
Gli oli danno morbidezza e luminosità, l'estratto di frutto ravviva l'aspetto e la base in crema mantiene la forma del riccio durante l'asciugatura.
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Scopri di piùSalon Line S.O.S Cachos De Repente Pronta Ultra Gloss Leave-In Styling Cream is the wash-day cream of Salon Line's high-shine curl range. It builds intense definition from root to tip with a long-lasting effect while nourishing the hair through the hours, promising up to 8x more defined curls, 48 hours of deep hydration and a real fight against shrinkage. Made in Brazil by Salon Line, Rio de Janeiro's curl specialist.
Key Benefits
- 8x More Definition: Intense curl formation from the roots to the ends.
- 48H Deep Hydration: Keeps curls moisturized for two full days.
- Ultra Gloss Finish: High-shine result on dull, porous curls.
- Fights Shrinkage: Helps preserve length as the curls dry.
- Nourishing Over Time: Essential oils continue to condition through the hours.
- Brazilian Curl Care: Part of the S.O.S Cachos ritual developed in Brazil.
Who It's For
Curly and coily hair that is porous and lacks shine, and anyone who wants definition that lasts for days. Recommended from age 12.
How to Use
On clean, damp hair, apply the styling cream evenly section by section through the lengths and ends. Detangle with a wide-tooth comb, then scrunch upward from the ends toward the roots, repeating as many times as needed. The ideal amount depends on the volume and length of your hair. Do not rinse.
Key Actives
- Nourishing Essential Oils: Feed porous strands for softness and shine.
- Raspberry Extract: Antioxidant-rich extract used to revitalize the hair.
Allergen Warnings / Usage Cautions:
For external use only.
Avoid contact with eyes.
If irritation occurs, discontinue use.
Keep out of reach of children.
Founded in 1993 in Rio de Janeiro, Salon Line grew from a small family operation into one of Brazil's largest haircare companies and the country's reference for curly and coily hair. Its #todecacho and S.O.S Cachos lines helped define the modern Brazilian curl movement.
FAQ
How is it different from the 300 ml fluid version?
This 500 g jar is a thicker wash-day cream; the 300 ml fluid is a sprayable version for reviving day-after curls.
What does De Repente Pronta mean?
Roughly "suddenly ready" — the line is built around fast, low-effort curl results.
Does it leave a cast?
It gives light definition with a gloss finish rather than a hard gel cast.
Can I use it with a diffuser?
Yes, diffusing helps lock in the definition and shine.
Is the label in Portuguese?
Yes, this is the authentic Brazilian retail product.
Discover more Brazilian haircare on our Salon Line Collection.
Glossy, defined curls that last two days.
Packaging Note: This product features new updated packaging, but depending on stock availability, you may receive the previous version. The formula may differ.
