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Dr Organic Après Shampoing à la Grenade 265Ml
Un revitalisant nourrissant adapté à tous les types de cheveux formulé avec de la grenade biologique, de l’aloe vera, du beurre de karité, du panthénol, de l’huile de tournesol et de la vitamine E. Formulé pour aider à reconstruire la force et l’élasticité des cheveux; il protège contre les effets néfastes des contraintes environnementales; il démêle et renforce, laissant les cheveux doux, brillants et gérables créant une apparence revitalisée sans les alourdir. Convient aux végétaliens.
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Description
Un revitalisant nourrissant adapté à tous les types de cheveux formulé avec de la grenade biologique, de l’aloe vera, du beurre de karité, du panthénol, de l’huile de tournesol et de la vitamine E. Formulé pour aider à reconstruire la force et l’élasticité des cheveux; il protège contre les effets néfastes des contraintes environnementales; il démêle et renforce, laissant les cheveux doux, brillants et gérables créant une apparence revitalisée sans les alourdir. Convient aux végétaliens.
INGRÉDIENTS
Jus de feuille d’aloe barbadensis, Aqua, distéarate de polyglycéryl-3 méthylglucose, glycérine, alcool cétéarylique, extrait de Punica granatum, beurre de Butyrospermum parkii, caprylate de glycéryle, panthénol, chlorure d’hydroxypropyltrimonium de guar, huile de graines de tocophérol / helianthus annuus, arôme, benzoate de sodium Phytate de sodium, acide citrique, citronnellol, géraniol, hexyl cinnamal.
COMMENT UTILISER
Lisser le revitalisant sur cheveux mouillés, laisser comme désiré et rincer. Pour de meilleurs résultats, utilisez avec le shampooing Dr Organic Pomegranate.
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