When hair is damaged, the molecular structure of the peptides in the fibre is affected. L'Oréal Professionnel has, for the first time, succeeded in breaking peptides down and injecting their building blocks separately into the hair fibre, where they reshape and strengthen the structure. Absolut Repair Molecular therefore works at a molecular level: the patented formulas with a peptide bond and five amino acids repair the fibre from within, instead of only sealing the outside. The routine consists of a sulphate-free shampoo, a rinse-off serum and a leave-in mask, with a pre-treatment spray for the salon. The brand reports that one application repairs up to two years of damage (instrumental test) and that the shampoo gives +86% smoothness. The leave-in mask offers heat protection up to 230 °C. The result feels soft and supple, not heavy or greasy — a difference you feel straight away, not just see.


Repair doesn't live in the layer on top. It lives in the fiber itself.


Kérastase Rituel Noir Régénérant — the salon ritual in five steps
One salon ritual built in five steps: bathe, treat, massage, activate and finish, each step with the product that belongs to it.

Kérastase Première — descaling repair for unruly hair
Limescale buildup from hard water leaves hair coarse and dull, even after a proper wash. Première descales the hair fibre and restores suppleness.

Chronologiste — the ritual for her and her scalp
Chronologiste isn't just another wash — it's a moment of indulgence that calms the scalp and nourishes hair from root to tip.
