Profectiv Mega Growth Deep Conditioner - Anti-Breakage & Strengthening for Damaged, Weak Hair 425g
If your hair keeps reaching a certain length and then stops, breakage is usually the reason rather than anything happening at the scalp. Ends snap off at roughly the rate new length arrives, so the overall length never moves.
Profectiv's Mega Growth Deep Conditioner is built for that pattern. It is a thick 425 g treatment meant to sit on the hair rather than rinse straight off, and it works on the two things that cause most snapping: strands that have gone weak, and knots that get pulled apart dry.
- Fortifies weak, over-processed lengths so they flex instead of breaking
- Softens enough to make combing gentle, which is where most damage happens
- Helps stop splits travelling further up the shaft
- A deep treatment rather than a daily conditioner, so once a week is plenty
Work it through clean, damp hair in sections and leave it on, then rinse thoroughly. Used consistently it supports length retention, because hair you do not break is hair you keep. Suits curl types 2a through 4a with dry, fragile or chemically treated lengths.
We list the full INCI where the brand supplies it. For this one it is not on file yet, so the pack is the reliable source. If you need to check an ingredient before you buy, message us and we will read it off the bottle.
- 24-hour delivery
- Every brand we carry ships within 24 hours, not just the hero lines. Order before 2pm and it leaves the same working day.
- Free over £40
- UK delivery is free on orders over £40. Below that it is a flat rate, shown at checkout before you pay.
- Tracking
- You get a tracking link by email the moment it is picked up.
- 30 days
- Send anything unopened back within 30 days for a full refund. No explanation needed.
- Opened it and it is wrong for your hair?
- Tell us what happened. Curl products are hard to judge from a photo, and we would rather swap it than have you stuck with it.
- We price match
- Find it cheaper somewhere else and we will match the price.
