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Dr C Tuna Hydrating Conditioner
Dr C Tuna Hydrating Conditioner
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Product description Dr. C. Tuna Hydrating Conditioner A high-performance hydrating daily conditioner is indicated to quench and detangle dry hair and designed to restore the hydration levels through the absorption and retention of moisture and bring back the moisture and shiny for healthy-looking hair. HOW TO USE Apply generously to wet hair after shampooing and allow to penetrate for 2-3 minutes before rinsing. Ingredients Water/Aqua Seed Oil Vegan Directions Apply generously to wet hair after shampooing and allow to penetrate for 2-3 minutes before rinsing. See more
- High-Performance Hydrating Formula: Daily conditioner specifically designed to quench and detangle dry hair while restoring optimal hydration levels
- Moisture Absorption and Retention: Advanced formula works through absorption and retention of moisture to bring back natural shine for healthy-looking hair
- Easy Application Process: Apply generously to wet hair after shampooing and allow to penetrate for 2-3 minutes before rinsing thoroughly
- Targeted Hair Care Solution: Specially indicated for dry hair types that need intensive hydration and detangling benefits
- Daily Use Conditioner: Suitable for regular use as part of your daily hair care routine to maintain consistent moisture levels
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