Paul Mitchell
Paul Mitchell Awapuhi Wild Ginger Intensive Treatment 150 ml
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About This Product
There's a treatment we reach for in the salon whenever a head of hair has been through the wars — over-coloured, over-heated, or simply worn out by the seasons. Clients always ask what it is. This is it.
Paul Mitchell Awapuhi Wild Ginger Intensive Treatment is a rich repair masque powered by KeraTriplex, a keratin protein technology that sinks into weakened strands and helps rebuild them from within. Hand-harvested Hawaiian awapuhi extract rebalances moisture as it repairs, while green tea extract adds antioxidant conditioning. The result is hair that feels stronger, smoother and noticeably softer, with the kind of deep lustre that dry, damaged hair rarely manages on its own.
- KeraTriplex keratin complex replenishes and strengthens compromised strands
- Awapuhi extract restores moisture balance to dry, thirsty lengths
- Smooths rough, uneven texture for silkier, more manageable hair
- Revives softness and shine in colour-treated and heat-styled hair
- Green tea extract delivers antioxidant protection while it conditions
- Colour safe, paraben-free and sulphate-free
How to use: After shampooing, squeeze out excess water so the masque isn't diluted, then apply generously from roots to ends. Leave for 3–5 minutes — or, for a true in-salon experience, wrap hair in a warm towel and give it up to 10, as Mel recommends; the gentle warmth helps the keratin work deeper. Rinse thoroughly. Badly damaged hair benefits from a weekly session; once condition recovers, monthly keeps it there.
Choose from 75 ml, 150 ml and 500 ml sizes, all supplied by The Color, an authorised Paul Mitchell Signature Salon in Bridlington — genuine product, backed by stylists who use it in the chair.
There's a treatment we reach for in the salon whenever a head of hair has been through the wars — over-coloured, over-heated, or simply worn out by the seasons. Clients always ask what it is. This is it.
Paul Mitchell Awapuhi Wild Ginger Intensive Treatment is a rich repair masque powered by KeraTriplex, a keratin protein technology that sinks into weakened strands and helps rebuild them from within. Hand-harvested Hawaiian awapuhi extract rebalances moisture as it repairs, while green tea extract adds antioxidant conditioning. The result is hair that feels stronger, smoother and noticeably softer, with the kind of deep lustre that dry, damaged hair rarely manages on its own.
- KeraTriplex keratin complex replenishes and strengthens compromised strands
- Awapuhi extract restores moisture balance to dry, thirsty lengths
- Smooths rough, uneven texture for silkier, more manageable hair
- Revives softness and shine in colour-treated and heat-styled hair
- Green tea extract delivers antioxidant protection while it conditions
- Colour safe, paraben-free and sulphate-free
How to use: After shampooing, squeeze out excess water so the masque isn't diluted, then apply generously from roots to ends. Leave for 3–5 minutes — or, for a true in-salon experience, wrap hair in a warm towel and give it up to 10, as Mel recommends; the gentle warmth helps the keratin work deeper. Rinse thoroughly. Badly damaged hair benefits from a weekly session; once condition recovers, monthly keeps it there.
Choose from 75 ml, 150 ml and 500 ml sizes, all supplied by The Color, an authorised Paul Mitchell Signature Salon in Bridlington — genuine product, backed by stylists who use it in the chair.
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Delivery
- Same-day dispatch: order before 2pm Mon–Fri and your parcel ships today on a tracked UK courier
- UK delivery: typically 1–2 business days after dispatch — £3.95 (free on orders over £30)
Returns
We want you to be completely happy with your purchase. If for any reason you're not, you can return unused and unopened products within 30 days for a full refund on the product cost. Please contact us to arrange your return — return shipping is the customer's responsibility.
