Oribe Hair Alchemy Heatless Styling Balm

Name: Oribe Hair Alchemy Heatless Styling Balm
Brand: Oribe
SKU: OR-HA-BLM
Price: 48.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$48.00

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Authorized Oribe Salon

Style au naturel. This lightweight balm, formulated for fine-to-medium strands, defines heatless styles and air-dried waves alike. Our Curative Blend strengthens fragile hair while fermented yerba mate extract adds a healthy, glossy shine. Hair is left fortified, frizz-free, and touchably soft.

Creates lasting styles without the need for heat
Leaves hair defined and polished with touchably-soft hold
Imparts a healthy shine while smoothing frizz and flyaways
Strengthens fragile, weak hair to prevent and reduce breakage

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Free standard shipping on all orders over $99. Orders ship within 1-2 business days and arrive in 3-7 business days via USPS or UPS.

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We accept returns on unopened products within 15 days of delivery. Items must be in original, sealed packaging. Email Kinsleymaneextensions@gmail.com with your order number to start a return.

Oribe Hair Alchemy Heatless Styling Balm

$48.00

NBR Certified, 13+ Years

Natural Beaded Row is Ashley's primary craft. Hand-tied, beaded weft extensions installed on a custom row map built for your head shape, hair history, and goals. No glue, no tape, no damage. Move-ups every 6 to 8 weeks.

Climate-Built Color

Balayage and lived-in color formulated for where you actually live. East Bay summers, Bend's high-desert UV, and the hard water in both. You stretch 4 to 6 months between full color, not 6 weeks.

Color and Extensions, One Chair

The whole reason this salon exists. Ashley and Alicia do your color and your NBR install in the same appointment, in the same chair, by people who understand how both interact. You stop juggling two different stylists.

Two Locations

Alamo, CA (220 Alamo Plaza Suite C-1) and Bend, OR (10 NW Minnesota Ave inside Tangerine Hair Salon). Serving the East Bay since 2012 and Central Oregon starting 2026.