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The holy grail for hair color. Dean Christal speaks in a language of chemistry, that most wouldn’t understand. The part that anyone could understand is that, the most world famous chemist from the polymer field of chemistry, with countless awards and patents to his name, has created a new molecule that can link broken bonds in the hair shaft back together. All the while, never being in the hair industry, he has created the most innovative and thought after hair product. One simple molecule. One simple ingredient. With anything but simple results.
If there's one thing any blonde could agree on, it's that bleaching your hair isn't fantastic for it. Blondes all know the dry, brittle breaking mess of hair you are left with after lightening hair.
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