- Is this set good for damaged hair?
- Yes, it is aimed at dry and damaged hair, with bond-repair and moisturizing ingredients. Expect gradual improvement over several weeks rather than an instant fix.
- Can I use it on curly or thick hair?
- Yes. The conditioner is rich enough for thick and curly textures. Curly users often co-wash or use less shampoo to keep moisture.
- Is it sulfate-free and paraben-free?
- Yes, both the shampoo and conditioner are sulfate-free and paraben-free. The shampoo lathers less than sulfate formulas, which is normal.
- Is it safe for color-treated hair?
- The sulfate-free formulas are gentler on color-treated hair than sulfate shampoos. It is not a dedicated color-protect line, so pair it with a color-safe routine if that matters to you.
- What is in the set?
- The set contains the Mane Menders shampoo and the matching conditioner. No mask or leave-in treatment is included.
- Will it work for fine hair?
- Fine hair can use the shampoo, but the conditioner is heavy. Use a small amount and keep it on the mid-lengths and ends.
- Where is the Amika Mane Menders Strength Repair Shampoo Conditioner Set cheapest?
- At Beauty Plus Salon, for $55.50, as of our latest check.