Designed Obsolescence

Designed Obsolescence

• Cheveux naturels ou colorés, blond doré à blond vénitien
• Le Shampoing Raviveur Couleur Massato rafraîchit l'éclat de la couleur tout au long de l'année et préserve la brillance des cheveux entre deux colorations. Grâce à sa formule exclusive enrichie en phytokératine et en collagène marin, il répare, renforce et gaine la fibre capillaire. Les pigments dorés apportent des reflets dorés, réchauffe, ravive et illumine les cheveux blonds dorés, blonds miels et marrons clairs. Convient également aux cheveux naturels.
• Complexe pigments : repigmente et ravive les reflets. Collagène : gaine le cheveu. Phytokératine : hydrate, renforce et répare la fibre capillaire.
• Les cheveux sont nettoyés, protégés et brillants. La couleur est ravivée et éclatante.
• SANS SILICONE - SANS SULFATE - SANS MIT - SANS PARABEN

Continuum is a technical death metal band from Santa Cruz, CA that was formed in the summer of 2009 by Chase Fraser following the disbanding of Animosity, a bay area metal band. After a couple years writing and rehearsing with different musicians, a lineup was fleshed out featuring Riley McShane of Allegeon on vocals, Ivan Munguia of Deeds of Flesh on guitar, Nick Willbrand on bass and Spencer Edwards on drums. This lineup started playing very frequently in the bay area with bands like Fallujah, Obscura, Pathology, Abigail Williams, Decrepit Birth, Abysmal Dawn among others, and eventually released their first album on Unique Leader records in April of 2015. Fast forward 3 years and Continuum is back with their second album on Unique Leader coming very soon. With the addition of Ron Casey on drums (Inanimate Existence, ex Braindrill, ex Rings of Saturn) and a wider spectrum of progressive technical death metal song writing this is by far their most realised and well thought out release to date. The band is conceptually structured in the mysteries of the infinite and the early but still relevant and unsolved theories of the 'continuumhypothesis'. This hypothesis was studied by a number of mathematicians including Georg Cantor in 1878, all of whom committed suicide before reaching a conclusion to the unfathomable question of infinity.