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Aveeno Kids Hydrating Detangling Spray with Oat Extract, Quickly & Gently Detangles Kids' Hair, Tear-Free & Suitable for Skin & Scalp, Light Fragrance, Hypoallergenic, 10 fl. Oz
Aveeno Kids Hydrating Detangling Spray with Oat Extract, Quickly & Gently Detangles Kids' Hair, Tear-Free & Suitable for Skin & Scalp, Light Fragrance, Hypoallergenic, 10 fl. Oz
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Ingredients Water, Grain Extract Avena Sativa (oats), Glycerin, Sodium Benzoate, Polysorbate 20, Distearyldimonium Chloride, Behentrimonium Chloride, Citric Acid, Fragrance Directions 1. Shake the bottle well before use. 2. Spray evenly on damp hair. 3. Gently comb hair starting from the ends and moving upwards to minimize tangling and breakage.
- Aveeno Kids Hydrating Hair Detangling Spray, 10 Ounces Liquid with Oat Extract, to Quickly and Gently Detangle Babies' Hair, Leaving It Soft and Manageable
- The detangling hair spray is specially designed for children's hair development and to be softer than adult products, so it is suitable to be used on skin and scalp. Moisturises and detangles hair, leaving it soft and easy to handle
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