Cantu Shea Butter Regenerating Leave-in Hair Cream - 709 g

Cantu Shea Butter Leave-In Conditioning Cream is a leave-in hair treatment for damaged, chemically processed and frizzy hair. Pure shea butter, olive oil and wheat proteins restore structure, control breakage and reduce split ends. A US-made formula trusted for daily styling and intensive overnight care.

About the Product

Cantu Leave-In Conditioning Cream deeply penetrates the hair shaft to deliver lasting nourishment and repair. Its rich formula rebuilds weakened strands and shields them from further damage, restoring natural-looking shine. Made in the USA.

Developed for frequently coloured or chemically treated hair, this cream combines pure shea butter with natural oils. The result: deep moisture and flexibility, without weighing hair down.

Ingredients You'll Love

• Shea butter - intensively nourishes and restores
• Olive oil - strengthens and protects
• Wheat proteins - rebuild hair structure
• Collagen - strengthens and improves elasticity
• Silk amino acids - smooth and moisturise
• Aloe vera - soothes and hydrates
• Nettle extract - strengthens and nourishes the scalp
• Hyaluronic acid - delivers intensive moisture

Intended Use

A leave-in cream for damaged, brittle hair prone to split ends, suited to hair that is frequently coloured or chemically treated. Also an effective daily styler and protector for all hair types.

How to Use

1. Daily styling: apply to damp hair from roots to ends, comb through and leave to dry naturally.
2. Intensive overnight treatment: apply to hair, cover with a shower cap and leave overnight.
3. Split end care: apply directly to split ends, comb through and leave to absorb.

Ingredients (INCI)

Aqua (Water), Cetearyl Alcohol, Canola Oil, Glycerin, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Dicetyldimonium Chloride, Behentrimonium Methosulfate, Parfum (Fragrance), Dimethicone [...].

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