Not Your Mother's207ml Linseed Chia Blend & French Plum Seed Oil Dry Shampoo
R149
Please Note:
- We are unable to source this product for a price that would allow us to offer our usual savings so we are running it at a comparative retail price.
- Due to the nature of this product, it cannot be returned unless sealed and in original packaging.
About
Revive your dull 'do with Not Your Mother's Naturals Linseed Chia Blend & French Plum Seed Oil Volume Boost Dry Shampoo!
This paraben-free dry shampoo features an energizing blend of Linseed, Chia Blend, and French Plum Seed Oil to invigorate your tired and dirty hair. Linseed and Chia Blend lifts hair and enhances volume of each hair fiber while non-greasy French Plum Seed Oil increases shine.
Trying to figure out how to apply dry shampoo? Simply spray throughout your hair, and extra generously on your roots. Let the spray do its thing for about a minute and then lightly brush through to diffuse powder and absorb any excess oils! Style as desired and enjoy your freshly reinvigorated hair. We recommend carrying on-the-go for any time your 'do needs a little TLC.
What is dry shampoo?
Dry shampoo is spray-able shampoo in powdered form, designed to freshen hair without soap or water. It revives limp hair and banishes greasy roots for fresh volume and cleaner hair.
Product Features
- Instantly absorbs and eliminates excess oils and odor for refreshed hair between washes
- Great for teasing hair or providing fresh volume
- Gentle formula for everyday use
- 98% naturally derived ingredients*
- 100% free of sulfates, phthalates, parabens, gluten, and synthetic dyes*
- Get day one hair on day two (or three!)
- No rinse shampoo = No water required
- No white residue from dry shampoo powder
- Net 198g (7 oz)
- Not Your Mother's finished products are never tested on animals
- Not Your Mother's Beauty Products are salon grade quality without salon prices.
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- *contains silicone
Instructions
- Shake Vigorously. Hold can 8-10 inches away and spray onto roots. Massage thoroughly with fingertips and brush through. Style as usual.
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