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3 Hair Oil Applicator Bottle 3 Scalp Massager,Root Comb Applicator Bottle Graduated,Hair Dye Brush 120ml,Hair Massager Scalp Shampoo Brush(Pink+White+Purple)
3 Hair Oil Applicator Bottle 3 Scalp Massager,Root Comb Applicator Bottle Graduated,Hair Dye Brush 120ml,Hair Massager Scalp Shampoo Brush(Pink+White+Purple)
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- 【Package Contents】You will receive 3 piece applicator bottle hairs and 3 piece hair massage brush, each white, pink and purple, the capacity of hair dye bottles is 120ml, which can completely cover your daily needs.
- 【High quality materials】Our hair massage brushes are made of pp soft rubber material, convenient to use, light and practical to prevent scratching the scalp, good for cleaning the hair.
- 【Double function】 The hair oiling applicator with a scale, comb teeth with a water outlet, can be used as a dry cleaning bottle, can also be used as a hair coloring comb, convenient and practical.
- 【Easy to use】Our hair oiling applicatorist easy to use, can be dyed evenly, user-friendly design, you just need to gently press, the cream will flow on the comb top.
- 【Widely used】Our oil applicator bottle for hair are reusable, easy to clean and perform, suitable for DIY hair coloring, salon, spa, etc.
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