28 Mar Review, Ingredients, Before/After Photos: Schwarzkopf BC Fibre Force Hairtherapy – With Micro Keratins Rebuild Fibres
I find the number of different haircare brands out there to be fascinating. Walk into any drugstore, mass market retailer and go down the hair product section — so many brands! So, when I received the Schwarzkopf brand of products, I was surprised that I had not heard of it before.
Before
The Schwarzkopf brand originated in 1898 when a chemist named Hans Schwarzkopf invented and marketed the first powder shampoo. The BC Bonacure Fibre Force Hairtherapy line is a new generation of hair replenishment at-home therapy for reborn hair quality.
After
Micronized Hair-Identical Keratins penetrate deeply into the hair architecture to re-cement specifically the Cell-Membrane-Complex, the intercellular bonding cement responsible for strong and resilient hair fibres. I was given these 4 products to try:
Schwarzkopf BC Hairtherapy Shampoo & Conditioner
Schwarzkopf BC Hairtherapy FibreForce Spray Conditioner
Schwarzkopf BC Hairtherapy Fortifier Treatment
Even though my hair is by no means damaged, I liked this product line. I felt it was well-packaged and my hair turned out smooth and refreshed when I used all of the products together. This line will definitely benefit someone looking to replenish damaged hair, with results that promise 100% stronger hair and up to 95% less hair breakage!
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Betty
Posted at 15:51h, 29 MarchAge is truly an issue – fine hair has gotten so fragile the last couple years. A lot of consumersI seem to have passed into a demographic that needs strenghthening products; it’s amazing how many product lines for fragile and breakage prone hair there is. I do wonder if there is a negative to people using these strengthening products on hair that does not need the repair? Maybe it won’t work when you do get to the point of needing the help.