Keratin & Botox Shampoo & Conditioner Bundle

A matched 1,000 ml wash-day pair for hair maintained after salon keratin or Hair Botox services. Cleanse first with the shampoo, then condition for softer detangling, smoother-looking manageability, frizz control and shine.

• 1 × Keratin & Botox Shampoo — 500 ml / 16.9 fl oz pump bottle (Celine Master Keratin No. 3 Daily Shampoo, SKU CCCK3)
• 1 × Keratin & Botox Conditioner — 500 ml / 16.9 fl oz pump bottle (Celine Master Keratin No. 4 Daily Conditioner, SKU CCCK4)
• 1,000 ml / 33.8 fl oz total product

No treatment, mask, Purifying Shampoo, oil or heat protectant is included in this bundle.

After a smoothing service, the first question is often what to use when regular washing begins. This set keeps the answer simple: Keratin & Botox Shampoo cleanses the scalp and roots, then Keratin & Botox Conditioner supports moisture, detangling and a smoother finish through the lengths.

The pair is made for ongoing wash days after the waiting period prescribed for the original service. It does not repeat the salon procedure. It also does not contain Purifying Shampoo, the stronger preparation cleanser used before specified advanced treatments.

Both bottles belong to the same No. 3 and No. 4 daily-maintenance system, so the wash order and purpose stay clear even on busy mornings.

Step 1 — Keratin & Botox Shampoo. Focus the shampoo on wet scalp and roots to remove everyday oil, sweat and styling residue. Let the lather move through the lengths while rinsing rather than scrubbing processed ends. The formula is positioned for regular post-treatment cleansing and anti-frizz support.

Step 2 — Keratin & Botox Conditioner. After shampooing, remove excess water and apply conditioner mainly through the mid-lengths and ends. It supports moisture, detangling, reduced static, flexibility and smoother-looking manageability without pretending to redo the original service.

Never describe this bundle as one combined shampoo-conditioner formula. It is two separate rinse-out products used one after the other on the same wash day.

• A matched post-treatment pair. Both products belong to the same No. 3 and No. 4 daily-maintenance system, so the wash order and purpose are clear.
• Everyday cleansing. The shampoo refreshes the scalp and roots without taking on the stronger preparation role of Purifying Shampoo.
• Softer detangling. The conditioner helps the lengths feel softer and easier to comb after cleansing.
• Frizz-control support. The two-step routine supports a smoother-looking finish and easier styling for frizz-prone or processed hair.
• Shine and manageability. Consistent cleansing and conditioning can help hair feel more flexible and look more polished between services.
• Better current value. When the active bundle price is below the active component total, WooCommerce shows the real saving automatically.

A strong fit for:

• hair maintained after a professional keratin service;
• hair maintained after a Hair Botox service;
• colour-treated or chemically processed hair;
• dry, frizz-prone or rough-feeling lengths;
• coarse or difficult-to-manage hair;
• fine, limp or slightly porous hair that benefits from controlled amounts;
• customers who want a matched shampoo and conditioner rather than selecting each separately.

Check first when:

• the professional who performed the service prescribed a different aftercare system;
• the first permitted wash date has not arrived;
• the scalp is irritated, broken or reacting to a product;
• there is a known sensitivity to an ingredient in either current formula;
• a strong clarifying or pre-treatment cleanser is required;
• the expected result is permanent straightening or repair.

The customer should follow the original treatment’s aftercare schedule. This page cannot override a stylist’s instructions for a different service formula.

1. Follow the service waiting period. Wait the exact time specified for the salon keratin or Hair Botox service before the first wash. Different systems have different requirements.
2. Wet the hair thoroughly. Use lukewarm water and fully saturate the scalp and lengths.
3. Cleanse the scalp and roots. Dispense an amount of Keratin & Botox Shampoo suited to the hair’s density and oil level. Massage gently with fingertips, not nails.
4. Rinse through the lengths. Allow the lather to move through the mid-lengths and ends as it rinses. Repeat only when oil or buildup genuinely requires a second cleanse.
5. Remove excess water. Gently squeeze water from the lengths so the conditioner is not immediately diluted.
6. Condition the mid-lengths and ends. Apply Keratin & Botox Conditioner mainly through the lengths. Start with a small amount for fine hair and add gradually for long, thick or dense hair.
7. Distribute and leave briefly. Use fingers or a wide-tooth comb, beginning at the ends. The current exact-product retailer method suggests approximately one minute. Confirm the final time against the current production bottle.
8. Rinse thoroughly. Rinse until the hair feels conditioned without excessive residue. Blot gently with a towel.
9. Protect before heat. Apply Heat Shield Hair Spray before a blow-dryer, flat iron or curling tool. Use the lowest effective temperature for the hair condition and style.

Directions note: “Daily” in the product names means the formulas are positioned for routine use. It does not require every customer to shampoo every day.

• Fine or easily weighed-down hair. Start with a small amount of each product. Keep conditioner mainly on the ends, rinse well and add more only where needed.
• Thick, coarse or dense hair. Work in sections for even cleansing and conditioning. Add conditioner gradually through the mid-lengths and ends rather than applying one heavy dose.
• Curly or coily hair. Cleanse the scalp without roughening the lengths. Detangle gently while the conditioner is distributed and use a wide-tooth comb or fingers.
• Colour-treated or chemically processed hair. Use lukewarm water, gentle handling and controlled heat. Confirm any strong colour-protection or treatment-longevity promise against the current product documentation.
• Oily scalp with dry ends. Concentrate shampoo at the scalp and conditioner through the lengths. Do not coat the roots automatically.
• Heavy styling-product buildup. A second cleanse may help on some wash days. Do not substitute the Purifying Shampoo protocol unless stronger preparation cleansing is actually required.

The current Celine Claire pages identify argan oil, keratin or Keratin Complex, and Vitamin E in the daily system. Hydrolyzed keratin appears on the available back labels. Those details must be checked against sharp current-production labels before ingredient badges or a complete INCI are published.

• Hydrolyzed keratin. Visible on the current labels and associated with the system’s conditioning and smoother-feel positioning. Do not describe it as permanently rebuilding hair.
• Argan oil. Named in the current product story for conditioning and softness. Confirm it in both current formulas before making it a bundle-wide ingredient badge.
• Vitamin E. Named in current Celine Claire and exact-product material. Verify the precise current INCI before emphasizing it in purchase copy.
• Conditioning ingredients. The conditioner label appears to include fatty alcohols, a conditioning agent and amodimethicone. It must not be presented as silicone-free. Publish only the exact verified INCI.
• Free-from language. The current pages and labels use sulfate-free wording, while “sodium-free” is undefined and too broad. Verify each formula separately. A valid claim on one component does not automatically become a bundle-wide claim.

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Useful reviews identify the hair type, original salon service, time since service, wash frequency, styling method and experience with cleansing, detangling, frizz and manageability.

Customer results are published only with permission and accurate product attribution. Individual results vary.

Display two separate, exact current INCI lists on the launched page:

1. Keratin & Botox Shampoo ingredients — transcribed from the current approved formula or sharp production label.
2. Keratin & Botox Conditioner ingredients — transcribed separately from its current approved formula or sharp production label.

Do not combine the ingredient lists. Do not autocomplete uncertain names. Do not apply a bundle-wide free-from badge until both formulas support it.

What is included in the Keratin & Botox Shampoo & Conditioner Bundle?
One 500 ml Keratin & Botox Shampoo and one 500 ml Keratin & Botox Conditioner, for 1,000 ml total.

Is this one combined shampoo and conditioner?
No. It contains two separate full-size products used in sequence.

Is this set for keratin-treated hair?
Yes. Post-keratin maintenance is one of its main uses. Follow the waiting period and aftercare directions supplied for the original service.

Is it for Hair Botox-treated hair?
Yes. It is designed for routine cleansing and conditioning after a Hair Botox service once washing is permitted.

Is this the Hair Botox treatment itself?
No. This is a maintenance shampoo-and-conditioner pair. Hair Botox is a separate advanced treatment.

Does it contain injectable Botox?
No. “Botox” is used as part of the haircare service and product name. These are non-medicated rinse-out cosmetics.

When can I first use it after a salon service?
Use it only after the waiting period specified for that exact keratin or Hair Botox service. Timing varies by system.

What does the shampoo do?
It cleanses the scalp and hair while supporting a softer, smoother-looking and more manageable post-treatment routine.

What does the conditioner do?
It conditions the lengths, helps with detangling and static, and supports softness, frizz control and shine.

Which product goes first?
Use the shampoo first, rinse thoroughly, then apply the conditioner.

Where should I apply the shampoo?
Focus it on the scalp and roots. Let the lather move through the lengths during rinsing.

Where should I apply the conditioner?
Apply it mainly through the mid-lengths and ends. Use less near the roots if the hair is fine or easily weighed down.

How long should I leave the conditioner on?
The current exact-product retailer method suggests approximately one minute. Confirm the final timing against the current production label.

Should I shampoo twice?
Repeat only when the scalp, oil or styling-product buildup requires it. A double cleanse is not mandatory every wash.

Can I use the pair every day?
The bottles are named “Daily Shampoo” and “Daily Conditioner”, meaning they are positioned for routine use. Actual frequency should match the scalp, hair and salon aftercare.

Can I use it without a keratin or Hair Botox service?
Yes. Customers may also choose it for softness, detangling, frizz control and manageability.

Is it suitable for all hair types?
The current packages say all hair types. Adjust the amount and placement for texture, density, scalp and hair condition.

Can fine hair use this bundle?
Yes. Start with small amounts, rinse thoroughly and keep conditioner mainly through the ends.

Is it suitable for coarse or frizz-prone hair?
Yes. Smoother-looking manageability and anti-frizz support are central to the current positioning.

Can colour-treated hair use it?
The current product pages position both products for colour-treated or chemically processed hair. Strong colour-protection claims require current documentation.

Is the bundle sulfate-free?
The current labels and pages use sulfate-free wording. Confirm both current production formulas before displaying a bundle-wide badge.

Is it sodium-free?
Do not use a broad sodium-free claim. The wording is unclear without an approved definition and verified formulas.

Is it paraben-free?
The current pages make this claim. Verify the complete INCI for both products before using it for the bundle.

Is it silicone-free?
No silicone-free claim is made. The current conditioner formula evidence indicates silicone conditioning ingredients.

Does it contain keratin?
Hydrolyzed keratin appears on the available back labels. Verify the exact current INCI spelling before launch.

Does it contain argan oil and Vitamin E?
Current Celine Claire material names both. Confirm them in each current formula before creating bundle-wide ingredient badges.

Will it make my salon treatment last longer?
It is designed to support post-treatment maintenance, but no fixed extension in days, weeks or washes is guaranteed.

Will it straighten my hair?
No. Shampoo and conditioner do not reproduce or replace a professional smoothing service.

Can it permanently repair damaged hair or split ends?
No. It can support conditioning, smoother feel and appearance, but it does not permanently reconstruct hair or fuse split ends.

Is Purifying Shampoo included?
No. Purifying Shampoo is a separate preparation cleanser for specified advanced treatment protocols.

Is Heat Shield Hair Spray included?
No. Add it separately when using a blow-dryer, flat iron or curling tool.

Does the bundle cost less than buying separately?
At the audit, the CAD 77 bundle was CAD 9 below the CAD 86 component total. The live page must calculate and show value only when a positive active-market saving exists.

What happens if one product is out of stock?
The bundle becomes unavailable because one complete set cannot be fulfilled.

Is the bundle Made in Canada?
Celine Claire is a Canadian haircare brand. Manufacturing origin is not stated unless it is documented for both component SKUs.

How are price, currency, tax and shipping selected?
The website determines them automatically from the customer’s market. No country or currency selector is required.