JVN Revive Rapid Repair Bond Gloss
JVN
$36.00 15% OFF
$30.60
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The JVN Revive Rapid Repair Bond Gloss brings a glassy, salon-grade glow to hair that’s seen heat and color. The lightweight gloss glides on, instantly smoothing cuticles and reviving vibrance without weighing strands down. Silicone-free and powered by ProPlex+, it promises glossy shine while helping to repair weakened bonds and smooth away split ends in 60 seconds for a refreshed, high-shine look.
In the shower on damp hair, a small amount distributes easily to seal the cuticle and banish frizz, leaving a glass-like finish. It may help restore keratin bonds, smooth split ends, and strengthen strands to prevent future breakage. The formula is silicone-free, paraben-free, and sulfate-free, with cruelty-free and vegan credentials and made in the USA, leveraging ProPlex+ to deliver salon-level shine and strength.
Riding the current wave of rapid repair and clean beauty, this bond gloss fits JVN's easy, modern approach to hair care. It works across color-treated and all hair types, sliding into daily routines as a quick refresh that travels from bathroom to wherever the day takes you.
Materials / Fabrication
- Gloss that instantly smooths hair cuticles for ultrashine and vibrance
- Safe for all hair types; color-treated hair
- ProPlex+ pro-strength bond repair technology
- Rice protein
- Algae-derived sugars
- Hermisqualane derived from bio-fermented sugarcane
- Silicone-free formula
- Paraben-free; sulfate-free
- Cruelty-free; vegan
- Made in the USA
- Designed to repair keratin bonds and strengthen strands while providing gloss in 60 seconds
Recommended Care
- Apply a small amount to damp hair, focusing on mid lengths to ends; avoid heavy application near the roots
- Rinse thoroughly if you prefer less buildup; can be used daily or as a finishing treatment
- Avoid contact with eyes; rinse immediately if contact occurs
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat
- Patch test before first use and discontinue if irritation occurs
