FAQ

• Which hair type is Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam suitable for?

  Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam is suitable for all hair types, especially fine and medium-fine hair. It adds body and volume without
  weighing hair down.

• How much Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam should I use?

  The recommended amount of Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam is 2-3 walnut-sized amounts of product, to be dispensed into the palm of your hand. Apply evenly to damp hair, strand by strand, from root to tip, without rinsing and before blow-drying.

• How does Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam work?

  Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam targets the surface of the hair, and more specifically the cuticle, from root to tip. Its innovative polymers
  coat the keratin fibre without weighing it down, instantly boosting body and volume with a natural, long-lasting finish. Hyaluronic acid hydrates the
  hair fibre, leaving it fuller, while oat peptides strengthen the hair structure, reducing breakage, for fuller hair with more body.

• What’s the difference between Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam and Keratin Miracle Frizz Over Hair Mousse?

  Both Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam and Keratin Miracle Frizz Over Hair Mousse start off as liquids which transform into a lightweight
  mousse when dispensed. However, they target different needs:
  Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam is Medavita’s fortifying mousse for all hair types.
  Strengthens hair without weighing it down while boosting body and volume. It fortifies hair while giving it body and volume.
  Keratin Miracle Frizz Over Hair Mousse has been specifically formulated for medium-fine frizz-prone hair. Seals the cuticles so that combs
  and brushes glide effortlessly through hair, leaving it silky-soft and full of body.

• What’s the difference between Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam and Idol Design Medium/Strong Hair Foam?

  Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam and Idol Design Medium/Strong Hair Foam are both bodifying mousses. However, they create different
  effects: Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam is a lightweight mousse that is perfect for strengthening hair while adding body and volume and improving the appearance of hair. With a non-sticky texture that doesn’t weigh hair down, it delivers a light, natural, long-lasting finish.
  Idol Design Medium/Strong Hair Foam is a styling mousse with medium- strong hold. Level of hold: 4 out of 5. It gives hair definition, structure and shine. Plus, the stand-out packaging guarantees a rich, creamy texture.

• What are the benefits of using Elisièr Fortifying and Regenerating Hair Serum and Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam together?

  The two products work in synergy to provide a complete treatment: the fortifying and regenerating serum strengthens hair deep down, application
  after application, while the bodifying mousse provides instant body and volume from root to tip. Two simple steps for healthier, more vibrant hair,
  and a finish that shouts body and volume.

• For which hair types should Elisièr Fortifying and Regenerating Hair Serum and Elisièr Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam be used together?

  All hair types can benefit from using the Elisièr formulas. Especially weak, thinning hair lacking strength, body and vitality.

• Does Elisièr weigh down fine or stressed hair?

  Elisièr products don’t weigh fine, stressed hair down. More specifically, the Fortifying and Bodyfying Hair Foam mousse adds volume and support at the roots, for weightless hair that is fuller and more vibrant.

• Can Elisièr be used during pregnancy?

  Elisièr meets the standards of EU Regulation 1223/2009 and the most important international norms. Furthermore, a professional evaluator reviewed each of the formula’s ingredients, the properties of the finished product, the safety tests it underwent, and its intended use, and deemed it safe for consumer health. As a result, there are no particular contraindications for using Elisièr during pregnancy. For any questions or concerns about potential intolerances, contact your physician.