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Not Your Mother's473ml Tahitian Gardenia Flower & Mango Butter Curl Defining Shampoo

R129

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Put a spring in your step with Not Your Mother's Naturals Tahitian Gardenia Flower & Mango Butter Curl Defining Shampoo!

This paraben-free natural hair shampoo features a salon grade formula made with a luscious blend of Tahitian Gardenia Flower and Mango Butter to help define your natural curls and keep the frizzy flyaways at bay. Tahitian Gardenia Flower soothes and softens, while Mango Butter reduces frizz, restores elasticity, and creates shine. The luscious blend helps preserve the natural curl so your hair moves with a beautiful bounce. This gentle formula is safe for everyday use so you can have healthy hair, every day. Not Your Mother's Naturals Curl Defining Shampoo will cleanse without weighing curls down and prepare your hair for a definitive, vivacious style.

Product Features
  • 473ml Curl Defining Shampoo
  • Curl enhancing shampoo defines curls and restores bounce
  • Gentle formula for everyday use
  • 98% naturally derived ingredients*
  • 100% free of sulfates, silicones, phthalates, parabens, gluten, and synthetic dyes
  • Environmentally friendly formula
  • Recyclable pump bottle
  • For a full curly hair care routine, use with Not Your Mother's Naturals Curl Defining Conditioner, Detangler, and Combing Cream.
Instructions
  • Lather and work into wet hair. Rinse thoroughly. Safe for daily use. Follow up with Curl Defining Conditioner.

     

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