What is Reconstructive Treatment?

Reconstructive Treatment by Edelstein is the two-component salon treatment (Fluid and Boost) that mixes on the spot into a dense, creamy mousse, with hydrolyzed keratin, hyaluronic acid and macadamia oil for fragile, weakened or chemically treated hair. Ten minutes on the lengths, with dry heat for very stressed hair, leave the hair smoother, softer and shinier, ready for the Reconstructive Mask. One box holds 45 pairs, one pair per service.

Specifications

Who Reconstructive Treatment is for

• Hair severely stressed by lightening, alkaline treatments or intense heat
• An intensive service in the salon, between the shampoo and the mask
• Lengths that need a deep, concentrated care step to look smooth and shiny
• Salons that want a ready-to-mix treatment, one pair per client

For a two-vial treatment with aloe for dry or stressed hair, see the comparison below.

Key ingredients

• Hydrolyzed Keratin: a hydrolysed protein in both components that cares for the hair surface and helps weakened hair feel stronger
• Sodium Hyaluronate: a humectant that helps hold moisture in the hair
• Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil: a nourishing oil in the Fluid that adds softness and shine
• Amodimethicone and Trideceth-12: conditioning agents in the Boost that smooth the surface and help detangling
• Cetrimonium Chloride: a conditioning agent in both components that softens the lengths

Results

The mousse spreads evenly through the lengths and, once rinsed, leaves the hair smoother, softer and more supple, with a clear shine. Stressed lengths look more cared for and more disciplined, ready for the mask that completes the service.

How to use Reconstructive Treatment

1. Wash with the Reconstructive Shampoo and towel-dry the hair thoroughly.
2. In a non-metallic bowl, mix the Fluid and the Boost until a dense, creamy mousse forms.
3. Apply the mousse section by section, massaging each strand to work it in. The Flexion (L) brush helps distribute it evenly.
4. Leave on for 10 minutes. For extremely stressed or glassy hair, add dry heat at 40-45 °C during the processing time.
5. Rinse and continue with the Reconstructive Mask for 5 minutes, then finish with a cold-water rinse.

For professionals

• Service: intensive Reconstructive care service, between the shampoo and the mask; also an in-salon technical service for lengths stressed by chemical work.
• Amount per use: 1 pair of Fluid and Boost per service; a box of 45 pairs gives 45 services.
• Processing time: 10 minutes for the mousse, with optional dry heat at 40-45 °C; then 5 minutes for the mask.
• Formats: box of 45 pairs of Fluid and Boost vials.
• After the service: Reconstructive Mask 500 (Step 2), then Reconstructive Fluid on the lengths before drying.
• Home care to recommend: Reconstructive Shampoo 250 and Reconstructive Mask 175 for home care, or the Reconstructive Ritual Inside set.

Reconstructive Treatment compared

• vs Regeneration Therapy Treatment: a two-vial treatment (Fluid and Booster) with keratin, hyaluronic acid and aloe, in a box of 12 pairs. Reconstructive Treatment suits fragile, chemically treated hair and a box of 45 services; Regeneration Therapy Treatment suits dry, stressed or damaged hair.

FAQ

How is Reconstructive Treatment prepared?

Mix the Fluid and the Boost in a non-metallic bowl until a dense, creamy mousse forms, then apply section by section.

How long does it stay on?

10 minutes for the mousse, then the Reconstructive Mask for 5 minutes.

Can dry heat be used?

Yes. For extremely stressed or glassy hair, dry heat at 40-45 °C during the processing time helps the keratin work.

How many services are in a box?

45: one pair of Fluid and Boost per service.

What follows the mousse?

The Reconstructive Mask 500 as Step 2, then a cold-water rinse.

Which shampoo comes first?

The Reconstructive Shampoo 750, rinsed out and towel-dried before the mousse.