Smoothing conditioner for hair Dawn (Jutrzenka) 200ml

Smoothing conditioner ideal for medium-porous hair. It will effectively smooth, moisturize and regenerate damaged hair strands. It will eliminate frizz and, with regular use, prevent hair breakage, making it easier to comb. The conditioner will visibly improve their condition. It will make them moisturized, supple and shiny.

The Roots series was inspired by the tradition of herbalism and the rich history of Slavic roots. The name of the conditioner derives from the Slavic goddess of dawn and dawn, who lives in the palace of the sun, and who travels through the sky every morning on a beautiful, very delicate chariot, harnessed to a pair of pink horses - the Goddess of the Dawn.

In the formula of the conditioner we used extracts and oils from Slavic herbs and flowers such as calendula, rose seed, flax and apricot kernel with advanced technological ingredients with proven effects.

The formula is enriched with amber extract, known as the “stone of the sun.” Amber has found its way into modern hair care due to its moisturizing and conditioning properties.

The ROOTS series is not only excellent hair care products - it is also an invitation to a magical world where every drop hides good energies, reviving the bond with nature and ancestral traditions.

Effectiveness confirmed by studies*:

• 100% of respondents rated that the product
  • it smells pleasant
  • easy to apply
  • smoothes hair
  • hydrates
  • regenerates damaged strands
  • reduces hair breakage
  • eases combing of hair
  • improves the condition of hair visibly
  • makes hair shiny
• 88% rated that the product:
  • reduces splitting of hair fibers

*Application studies conducted under the supervision of a dermatologist, in an independent research laboratory, on a group of 25 women.

Care and magical properties of plants and stones:

Marigold
Marigold extract makes hair flexible, moisturized.
Among the Slavs, marigold was considered a powerful plant. It supported, protected and marked time.

Rose seed oil
Conditioning, moisturizing. Recommended for both skin and hair care. It nourishes, regenerates and moisturizes. Softens the hair, gives it shine.
For the Slavs, the rose was a symbol of beauty, youth and love. It is said that an unfortunate girl in love was transformed into a wild rose. Above all, the rose was a talisman to protect against evil forces. It was an important part of wedding garlands.

Flaxseed oil
Conditioning, moisturizing indirectly to prevent water loss.
Flax was the gold of the Slavs

Apricot kernel oil
Smoothes and moisturizes hair

Amber
Amber extract has found use in modern hair care. It has moisturizing and conditioning properties for hair.
For many Slavic tribes, amber was a symbol of the Sun, life and fertility. Its golden glow was associated with divine energy and power that protected people from evil. That is why it is called , “the stone of the sun”. It is believed to bring us serenity and help us stay strong.

For even better skin care results:

Palmaria Palmata crayfish extract
It is a wild-caught alga famous for its strength and resilience, found in cold and rocky ocean waters. They are particularly rich in macronutrients, mucilages and amino acids. They exhibit a film-forming effect, which has a positive effect on increasing the volume of hair fibers. In addition, they increase the hair's resistance to mechanical breakage and reduce the hair's susceptibility to splitting.

Camellia oil
It is a light oil that is a rich source of vitamins A, B, C and E and polyphenols with antioxidant properties. It is ideal for hair care. It intensively nourishes and regenerates dry, damaged hair.

Arginine
an amino acid crucial to hair health. Arginine is able to penetrate the cuticle as well as the hair cortex and has a strong affinity for hair, which can consequently help with the internal repair of hair, thereby reducing breakage.

Arginine
is a key amino acid in hair health.

Squalane
Has an occlusive effect on hair fibers. It moisturizes them without weighing them down.

Inulin
It is a unique sugar polymer made from chicory root. Inulin smooths and leaves a pleasant film on the hair.

Alpha-glucan oligosaccharide
Forms a film on the hair limiting water escape. As a result, hair is moisturized and soft.

How to use:
Apply a small amount of conditioner to damp hair, squeezed of excess water. Rinse after a few minutes.

INCI:
Aqua, Cetearyl Alcohol, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Camellia Oleifera Seed Oil, Linum Usitatissimum Seed Oil, Prunus Armeniaca (Apricot) Kernel Oil, Behentrimonium Chloride, Parfum, Rosa Canina Seed Oil, Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract, Squalane, Tocopherol, Inulin, Arginine, Alpha-Glucan Oligosaccharide, Amber Powder, Palmaria Palmata Extract, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Cetrimonium Chloride, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Potassium Cetyl Phosphate, Xanthan Gum, Pentylene Glycol, Lactic Acid, Citric Acid, Levulinic Acid, Glyceryl Caprylate, Sodium Acetate, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Phytate, Glycerin, Isopropyl Alcohol

• capacity: 200 ml
• natural product
• vegan product
• product made in Poland
• 96.3% ingredients of natural origin

The Story of the Goddess Dawn (Aurora)

Chorsiniec-Earth in his silver boat often sailed near Sunnycastle. Once upon a time his boat bobbed on the blue wools and came to the manor, and this was in the absence of Perunic and Goddess. Then he heard a beautiful song, a sad and tender song, hummed in a sweet voice, and thought that it was some kind of witchcraft deceiving him. He looked through the barred window and spotted Aurora. She was the one singing like that, drenched in tears. He fell in love with her at first sight.

From then on he came often and slipped into his lover's chamber caressing her body with a gentle glow. She confided in him how much she was suffering, how she hated her husband and that her only consolation was the rose she had saved and which she secretly tended in the heavenly garden. Finally, she asked Khorsinets to help both her and Watra escape. He agreed. He promised to arrive the next night with Silver, a mount faster than Strzybog himself - the Lord of the Winds. And so it happened.

This is how the goddesses, together with Chorsinec, escaped. And when Perunic returned, he found the Goddess blinded and with a burnt face. The dragon Khozhar told him what had happened. Perunic harnessed the dragon to a fiery cart and set off after Khorsinets. The fugitives took refuge on the Velan Niva of Knysh in the tin of Khorsinets. Perunic stood under the tyno and demanded that his wife be handed over. Khorsinets came out in front of the manor in defense of his lover. A fight ensued. After a long struggle, Perunic cut his opponent in half. Aurora had to be handed over to him. Perunic cast his wife down from the Heavens into the Underworld. He could not allow her to bring him further shame, and he feared that the deceitful goddess, having spread appearances as before, would continue to betray him. He commanded her to be imprisoned for all time by Skalnik, for the treachery she had committed, for the misfortune of Bodnyjak-Bozzin and for the mutilation of the Moon, for these things had happened because of her deceit.

This cruel sentence, however, was changed by Perun, allowing the goddess to go out into the world twice each day, at dawn and at dusk. Thus, Aurora constantly meets with Chorsinus as he sails across the heavens in his silver boat. These are, unfortunately, only brief sojourns. Some say that this is why their love is so strong. Aurora is still in love with Khorsinec-Earth, although he has lost much of his former strength and magnificence.

The beginning of the story can be found in the description of the smoothing mask Dawn

The quote is from the book by Czeslaw Bialczynski, Slavic Mythology, Book of Tur