Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate Shampoo
Stronger hair starts at the root.
The Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate Shampoo is Redken’s most concentrated all-in-one formula designed to repair damage, reinforce weakened bonds, and restore the look and feel of healthy hair in just one wash.
What You’ll Notice
Hair feels noticeably stronger, smoother, and softer after the first use, with improved manageability and shine. Over time, hair becomes more resilient, less prone to breakage, and visibly healthier.
Powered by a pH-balancing formula with Citric Acid and Alpha Hydroxy Acid, this shampoo helps reinforce fragile bonds, reduce split ends, protect against heat damage, and preserve color vibrancy.
Who It’s For
Anyone experiencing damage, breakage, dryness, dullness, or color fade — and anyone wanting to restore their hair to its strongest, healthiest state.
How to Use
Apply to wet hair, massage into a rich lather, then rinse thoroughly. Follow with Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate Conditioner for maximum repair and protection.
Description
Stronger hair starts at the root.
The Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate Shampoo is Redken’s most concentrated all-in-one formula designed to repair damage, reinforce weakened bonds, and restore the look and feel of healthy hair in just one wash.
What You’ll Notice
Hair feels noticeably stronger, smoother, and softer after the first use, with improved manageability and shine. Over time, hair becomes more resilient, less prone to breakage, and visibly healthier.
Powered by a pH-balancing formula with Citric Acid and Alpha Hydroxy Acid, this shampoo helps reinforce fragile bonds, reduce split ends, protect against heat damage, and preserve color vibrancy.
Who It’s For
Anyone experiencing damage, breakage, dryness, dullness, or color fade — and anyone wanting to restore their hair to its strongest, healthiest state.
How to Use
Apply to wet hair, massage into a rich lather, then rinse thoroughly. Follow with Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate Conditioner for maximum repair and protection.
