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What it is:
Terax Hydrate is a leave in moisturizing conditioner designed to close the cuticle after washing and treatment to seal in color and lock in moisture.
What it does:
Sunflower seed extract helps to preserve and extend the life of your color treatment. Use with either of Terax's Crema rinse out conditioners to pH balance the hair.
What else you need to know:
Their exclusive blend of botanical extracts featuring sage, chamomile, fennel, hops and yarrow provide superior moisture benefits.
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*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
Terax Hydrate Color Locking Leave-in Conditioner is formulated with a blend of hydrating agents and color-protective compounds designed to seal moisture into the hair shaft while helping preserve color vibrancy. The formula includes conditioning polymers and antioxidants that work together to maintain hair hydration and color longevity. For a complete ingredient list, please refer to the product packaging or contact our customer service team.
Yes, Terax Hydrate Color Locking Leave-in Conditioner is specifically formulated for color-treated hair. It's designed with color-locking technology to help extend the life of your color while providing deep hydration. The formula is gentle enough for regular use on colored or chemically treated hair and helps prevent color fading caused by moisture loss.
Terax Hydrate Color Locking Leave-in Conditioner works well for most hair types, particularly those that are dry, damaged, or color-treated. If you have fine or thin hair, use a smaller amount to avoid weighing your hair down. Those with oily scalps can apply the product focusing on mid-lengths and ends. If you have specific hair concerns or sensitivities, perform a patch test first.