Résistance Bain Force Architecte Shampoo | Kérastase

Résistance Bain Force Architecte Shampoo

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Reconstructing shampoo for weak hair and damaged hair.

Product Benefits

Key Ingredients

Pro-Keratine Complex

A blend of protein and amino acids, including serine, arginine, and glutamic acid.

Ceramides

Enhances shine, promotes elasticity and moisture retention, and aids in strengthening hair.

Resurrection Plant Sap

Helps smooth and hydrate even the most damaged hair.

How to Use

Apply a quarter size amount of Bain Force Architecte shampoo to wet hair. Massage through lengths and ends until lathered and rinse thoroughly.

Stylist Quote

"Apply a quarter size amount to wet hair, massage directly at the scalp making sure to get good lather everywhere. For best results, rinse and repeat. Follow with Ciment Anti-Usure."
— Emiley Golie | @emgolielocks | Lunatic Fringe Salon, Salt Lake City, UT

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Resistance Force Architecte, Extensioniste, and Therapiste?

The main difference between these ranges is the level and type of hair damage. Resistance Force Architecte is designed to strengthen any kind of damaged or weakened hair. Resistance Extensioniste is formulated to specifically reinforce the length of damaged hair and address split ends in hair looking for longer length. Resistance Therapiste addresses very damaged and overprocessed hair from color treatments or environmental stressors.

What is the best way to apply Bain Force Architecte Shampoo?

Wet hair and apply a quarter size amount of Bain Force Architecte Shampoo. Add water and emulsify through roots and scalp and pull through lengths. Add water for additional lather. For maximum cleanse, we recommend cleansing a second time which will produce more abundant lather and deeply cleanse the hair.

Is this Shampoo safe to use on color-treated hair?

Yes, all Kerastase shampoos are safe to use on color-treated hair. For maximum color care, we recommend using either the Chroma Absolu or Blond Absolu range to prolong color and address color-induced damage.