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Kevin Murphy Plumping Rinse
Kevin Murphy Plumping Rinse
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Conditioning That Adds Volume Instead of Taking It Away
Kevin Murphy Plumping Rinse is the conditioner fine-haired clients have been waiting for. Most conditioners, even good ones, are too heavy for fine hair and end up flattening the very volume you just worked to build in the shower. Kevin Murphy Plumping Rinse conditions without that trade-off. It softens and detangles while adding body, so you step out of the shower with hair that feels nourished and full at the same time.
Best For
- Fine or thin hair that goes flat from most conditioners
- Anyone whose hair loses volume the moment conditioner touches it
- Color-treated fine hair that needs conditioning but not heaviness
- Anyone chasing more body and fullness without switching to no conditioner at all
What It Helps With
Flatness caused by heavy conditioning, lack of body, and the impossible search for a conditioner that works for fine hair. The formula conditions without coating the hair too heavily, so you get softness and manageability without sacrificing the lift that fine hair needs to look full and healthy.
How to Use
After using Kevin Murphy Plumping Wash, apply from mid-lengths to ends only. Keep it away from the roots to preserve as much root lift as possible. Leave on for 2 minutes and rinse thoroughly. The more thoroughly you rinse, the lighter and fuller your hair will feel.
Pro Tip From Our Stylists
A thorough rinse is the single most important thing fine-haired clients can do when they condition. Any residue left behind will weight the hair down. Rinse longer than you think you need to, especially at the roots, and finish with the coolest water you can stand to seal the cuticle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to use it with Plumping Wash?
They work best as a pair, but Kevin Murphy Plumping Rinse works well with any gentle shampoo.
Is it safe for color-treated hair?
Yes, completely color-safe.
Can I use it on my roots?
We recommend keeping it to mid-lengths and ends to preserve volume at the roots.
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