Wella Fusion Intense Repair Conditioner
- Up to 95% more resilience against breakage, per Wella
- Silksteel: silk amino acids and micronized lipids
- Damaged hair repair
- Breakage and mechanical damage protection
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A repair conditioner using silk amino acids and micronized lipids to make damaged hair smoother and more resistant to breakage. Size and directions are not listed.
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ASIN: B0B64JCCH6Category: Hair Conditioners
Overview
Silk amino acids fused with micronized lipids, which Wella calls silksteel, work into damaged strands in this Fusion Intense Repair Conditioner. The aim is smoother hair that resists breakage from brushing and styling.
Wella aims Fusion at hair that snaps, with a resilience claim tied to its silksteel blend. The asterisk on that claim has no explanation in the listing, and size, hair type and directions are missing.
Who it's for
Damaged hair that breaks easily during brushing and styling. Those with healthy hair that only needs light softness may not need a repair formula.
Pros and cons
- Silk amino acids and lipids
- Smoother feel on damaged hair
- Size and directions not listed
- Resilience claim footnote unexplained
Performance notes
Silk amino acids and micronized lipids work into the hair fiber, which Wella says recovers it at micro and macro levels. A stronger, smoother fiber resists the friction of brushing and styling.
Specifications
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Frequently asked questions
What is silksteel in Wella Fusion?
Wella's name for the fusion of silk amino acids and micronized lipids in the formula.
Does Wella Fusion conditioner stop all breakage?
No. Wella claims up to 95% more resilience against breakage, which means it helps protect the hair, not that it prevents every break.