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Subtle blend of powerful, beautifying oils, this unique elixir restores ultimate shine and suppleness to the hair. Extremely rich in vitamins and minerals, the ultra-nourishing egg yolk oil is combined with wheat germ and karanja oils to deeply regenerate and protect the hair fiber from external aggressions.
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Selected for its lightness and its high essential fatty acid content, camellia oil intensely hydrates and softens, resulting in healthier, silkier hair. An intensive weekly treatment, SUBTIL ELIXIR weightlessly repairs dry and ultra-dry hair, illumining it with incredible shine.
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Phyto Paris Intense Nutritio Shine Oil Subtil Elixir is formulated with plant-based botanical extracts and nourishing oils that work together to enhance shine and smoothness. The formula combines phyto-actives with lightweight oils designed to penetrate hair without leaving residue. For a complete ingredient list, refer to the product packaging or Phyto's official website, as formulations may vary by region.
Yes, Phyto Paris Intense Nutritio Shine Oil Subtil Elixir is designed to be gentle and nourishing, making it suitable for color-treated hair. The plant-based formula helps maintain moisture and shine while supporting hair health. However, if your hair is extremely damaged or compromised, perform a patch test first or consult a stylist to ensure compatibility with your specific hair condition.
Start with a small amount (about 2-3 drops for medium-length hair) since this is a concentrated elixir. Apply to mid-lengths and ends of damp or dry hair, avoiding the scalp to prevent greasiness. Most users find 1-2 applications per week sufficient, though frequency can be adjusted based on your hair's moisture needs. More isn't always better—begin with less and increase if needed.