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BondiBoost Blonde Baby Toning Purple Hair Mask - Silicone-Free, Aloe-Based Deep Treatment with Violet Pigments, Silky Shine Blonde Hair - Vegan & Cruelty-Free, 200ml
BondiBoost Blonde Baby Toning Purple Hair Mask - Silicone-Free, Aloe-Based Deep Treatment with Violet Pigments, Silky Shine Blonde Hair - Vegan & Cruelty-Free, 200ml
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Product description BondiBoost Blonde Baby Toning Purple Hair Mask is your go-to solution for maintaining bright, brass-free blonde hair with a silky shine. This violet pigmented, silicone-free deep treatment is designed to be used weekly, effectively toning unwanted brassiness and adding a radiant shine to your hair. Infused with natural Aussie ingredients like Aloe and Queensland Nut, it delivers juicy moisture to restore damage from color and chemical treatments, leaving your strands nourished and revitalized. Ideal for all blonde hair types, this hair mask is free from silicones, sulphates, and parabens, ensuring a safe and effective treatment. Enjoy the subtle hint of the juiciest pomegranate fragrance, reminiscent of the hottest summer days. Use it once a week for a transformative hair care experience that keeps your blonde looking its best. Ingredients Organic Directions Use once a week after shampooing and in place of conditioner. Apply from root to ends and leave in for 10-15 minutes. Rinse thoroughly See more
- Deep Treatment: This violet pigmented, weekly hair mask tones unwanted brass and adds silky shine, leaving blonde hair bright and vibrant
- Moisture & Repair: Silicone-free and enriched with natural Aussie ingredients like Aloe and Queensland Nut to deliver juicy moisture and restore damage from color and chemical treatments
- How to Use: Use once a week after shampooing and in place of conditioner. Apply from root to ends and leave in for 10-15 minutes. Rinse thoroughly
- The Low Down: Aloe-based, cruelty-free & vegan, salon quality & scalp friendly, powered by Aussie naturals, free from silicones, sulphates & parabens
- Purpose-Driven Beauty: BondiBoost is committed to creating exceptional haircare products that not only enhance your hair but also contribute to a better world, with a focus on sustainability and ethical practices
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