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SKU: fhi01-1-7-oz

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What it is:
The most innovative way we use heat to keep hair healthy, glossy, supple and shiny: FHI HEAT HOT SAUCE. It’s our exclusive jojoba formula, which penetrates deeply into the hair follicle when used with thermal styling tools, deep-conditioning and repairing past damage.

*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does heat-activated mean in FHI Heat Hot Sauce Conditioner?

Heat-activated technology means this conditioner is formulated to respond to thermal styling tools like blow dryers, flat irons, and curling irons. When heat is applied during styling, the conditioner's formula activates to provide enhanced moisture penetration, frizz control, and shine. This makes it ideal for those who regularly use heat styling tools as part of their routine.

Is FHI Heat Hot Sauce Conditioner safe for color-treated hair?

Yes, FHI Heat Hot Sauce Conditioner is suitable for color-treated hair. The formula is designed to provide moisture and protection without stripping color. However, as with any new product, we recommend doing a patch test first. If you have concerns about specific color treatments or chemical processes, consult with your stylist.

Can I use FHI Heat Hot Sauce Conditioner on all hair types?

FHI Heat Hot Sauce Conditioner works well on most hair types, particularly those prone to dryness and frizz from heat styling. However, those with very fine or thin hair should use it sparingly to avoid heaviness. Apply primarily to mid-lengths and ends rather than roots. If you have concerns about your specific hair type, test on a small section first.