Professional OSiS+ Upload protective volume cream for hair by Schwarzkopf is designed primarily for fine to normal hair. When blow-drying, it supports volume and lift at the roots, while air-drying creates a softer definition of the hairstyle. It also provides light hold and heat protection up to 230 °C.

Key Benefits

• Adds volume to hair and supports lift at the roots.
• Provides light, non-sticky hold and makes detangling easier.
• Helps protect hair from damage during blow-drying with heat protection up to 230 °C.
• Anti-static effect reduces static electricity.
• Helps tame frizz.
• Conditioning ingredients help smooth the porous hair structure.

Hair gains volume and light style control without a sticky feeling, while also becoming easier to detangle and style.

Ingredients

• Styling polymer PVP is part of the listed formula.
• The formula also contains panthenol.
• Conditioning ingredients help smooth the porous hair structure.

The combination of styling and conditioning ingredients supports hairstyle management and a smoother hair appearance.

Application and Dosage

• Apply the cream to damp hair.
• For volume and root lift, blow-dry using a round brush.
• When air-drying without a hairdryer, the hairstyle achieves a softer definition.

You can choose the finishing method according to the desired result: blow-drying for more pronounced volume, air-drying for softer definition.

Packaging and Volume

• The package contains 200 ml.
• Package dimensions are 151 × 52 × 52 mm.
• Product weight including packaging is 0.235 kg.

The 200 ml variant has clearly stated dimensions and total packaging weight.

About the Brand

The Schwarzkopf brand was founded in 1898 by chemist and pharmacist Hans Schwarzkopf, who opened his shop in the Charlottenburg district of Berlin. In 1927, the brand established the Schwarzkopf Institute of Hair Hygiene, focused on hair research. Upload is part of the OSiS+ Volume & Body styling range.

You receive a styling cream from the volume range of a brand whose history dates back to 1898.