Bouquet Garni built its reputation in Korea on scent, and Lavender Musk is the accord that did it. Soft lavender over a warm musk base, it is the reason people buy the shampoo, the treatment and the body wash together and run the same scent through the whole routine.
Underneath the fragrance, this is a conditioning treatment rather than a rinse-out afterthought. The brand builds it around nard extract, taken from Nardostachys jatamansi, a herb that grows in the barren conditions of the Himalayas, alongside six hydrolysed proteins, eleven amino acids and five plant oils including argan, olive, jojoba, macadamia and sunflower. These ingredients help condition damaged, dry or coloured hair.
The result is hair that feels softer and combs out more easily, with the scent holding through drying. At 500ml it is sized for regular use rather than saving for special occasions, and it pairs with the matching shampoo in the same accord.
Features
● Lavender Musk scent
● Nardostachys jatamansi (nard) extract from the Himalayas
● Six hydrolysed proteins
● Eleven amino acids
● Five plant oils, including argan, olive, jojoba, macadamia and sunflower
● Rinse-out treatment
● 500ml
Concerns
● Dry, brittle or damaged hair
● Hair that tangles and is hard to comb
● Frizz and lack of shine
● Conditioner scent fading before the hair is dry
Suitable For
● All hair types, particularly dry or damaged
● Use after every shampoo
● Colour-treated and heat-styled hair
● Anyone who wants their hair to hold a scent
Made In: South Korea.