Palmer’s Moisture Boost Deep Conditioner 340g

Ce traitement concentré intense pénètre rapidement pour hydrater en profondeur et restaurer les mèches sèches, abîmées et ternes. Le système d’hydratation longue durée augmente la résilience, la brillance et la santé des cheveux après chaque utilisation.

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Avantages:

  • Le traitement concentré intense pénètre rapidement pour hydrater en profondeur et restaurer les mèches sèches, abîmées et ternes
  • Démêle et retient l'humidité pour un coiffage idéal
  • Augmente la résilience, la brillance et la maniabilité
  • Améliore la santé des cheveux et du cuir chevelu après chaque utilisation
  • Créé pour tous les motifs et textures de boucles
  • Sans parabènes, phtalates, huile minérale, gluten ou colorants
  • Pour des cheveux d'apparence plus saine, utilisez l'ensemble du système Palmer's Coconut Oil Formula Moisture Boost.
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Le système Palmer's® Coconut Oil Formula Moisture Boost restaure les cheveux secs ou abîmés grâce à des réparateurs naturels qui emprisonnent instantanément et profondément l'humidité de la racine aux pointes, améliorant visiblement l'état de vos cheveux après chaque utilisation.

 

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