Nutritive Thermal Protection Primer
By Areté
Consciously crafted for complete hair nutrition, our Nutritive Thermal Protection Primer creates touchably soft tresses that are easy to detangle, resistant to color fade and breakage. Its advanced formulation combines Wild Olive Stem Cells, Organic Sacha Inchi Oil and Slippery Elm to instantly infuse hair with weightless hydration, manageability and protection from UV rays, pollution and heat styling up to 450°F
Last reviewed 2026-10-28
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May contain undisclosed mixtures of fragrance chemicals, including allergens, sensitizers, phthalates, or other substances not individually disclosed on the label. Fragrance is a leading cause of allergic contact…
Use with Caution9
Denatured alcohol can cause dryness, stinging, or irritation, particularly at higher concentrations or in leave-on products. The level of concern depends on concentration, formulation, exposure, and the denaturing…
Ginger root oil is a fragrant essential oil used for its aromatic and skin-conditioning properties. Like many essential oils, it contains naturally occurring fragrance allergens that may cause…
Fresh limonene has relatively low sensitizing potential, but it oxidizes in air to form potent contact allergens that may cause allergic contact dermatitis. Concentrated exposure may also irritate…
Permitted for cosmetic use at regulated concentrations, but it can cause irritation or allergic contact dermatitis in susceptible individuals and is a recognized fragrance allergen requiring labeling under…
Sensitization | Hexyl cinnamal is a recognized fragrance allergen and can cause allergic contact dermatitis in sensitized individuals. Oxidation and concentration can influence reaction risk.
Fresh linalool has relatively low sensitizing potential, but oxidation in air forms hydroperoxides that are established contact allergens. It is subject to fragrance-allergen labeling requirements in applicable jurisdictions.
Recognized fragrance allergen that can cause allergic contact dermatitis in sensitized individuals.
Sulfites can trigger irritation, contact allergy, or respiratory reactions in susceptible individuals, particularly those with sulfite sensitivity or asthma.
Recognized fragrance allergen. Oxidation products may increase sensitization potential and trigger allergic contact dermatitis in susceptible individuals.
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