GHD Rehab
GHD is taking haircare to the next level with the launch of its new Rehab range, a collection of heat-activated leave-in treatments designed to repair, protect and revitalise hair while you style. Created for use on wet hair and powered by the heat of GHD tools, the formulas form a protective network that smooths the cuticle, fills in damage and delivers instant results tailored to different hair needs.
The range includes targeted solutions for every concern: the Damaged Hair Repairer reduces breakage by up to 99 per cent for hair that feels stronger and softer; the Dry Hair Nourisher tames frizz and boosts moisture for silky smoothness; the Fine Hair Thickener plumps strands for fuller-looking hair; and the Split End Sealer locks in repair for up to ten washes. All are designed to integrate seamlessly into a styling routine, with no rinse or waiting time required.
“As a stylist, I love how ghd rehab fits perfectly into my professional styling routine. Each version of ghd rehab is a heat-activated leave-in treatment, an easy step between washing and drying a client’s hair, and styling it beautifully with ghd tools. The heat of the styling tool activates the formulation, allowing it to undergo a transition in which key ingredients become more fluid, penetrating even further into the hair whilst also sealing the cuticle; further locking in the product whilst protecting the hair. And it’s super easy for clients to treat their hair at home with ghd rehab! Just one small step added into their routine, applying the treatment to hair after washing, before drying and styling with their ghd tool at home. No fuss, no waiting time, just incredible, salon-worthy results” comments Dafydd Thomas, GHD’s Global Director of Education.
Whether you are battling dryness, frizz, breakage or fine hair, GHD Rehab promises a fast, fuss-free way to achieve salon-worthy results every day.
Available now at stockists.
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