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Flora & Curl Rose Water Detangling Lotion | Lightweight Botanical Leave-In Detangler with Rose Water, Coconut Oil, Honey, Oat Silk, Calendula & May Chang Oil | For All Curl Types | 300ml
Flora & Curl Rose Water Detangling Lotion | Lightweight Botanical Leave-In Detangler with Rose Water, Coconut Oil, Honey, Oat Silk, Calendula & May Chang Oil | For All Curl Types | 300ml
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- ROSE DAMASK WATER & HONEY FOR EXTRAORDINARY SLIP: Infused with Rosa Damascena Rose Flower Water to hydrate, tone, and soften strands from root to tip, while Hydroxypropyltrimonium Honey deeply conditions and smooths the cuticle, delivering the effortless slip needed to glide through even the most stubborn knots and tangles with ease.
- COCONUT OIL: Coconut Oil nourishes and conditions every strand for lasting softness and moisture retention, effortlessly loosening knots and adding extraordinary slip so fingers and combs glide through without snagging, pulling, or breakage.
- CALENDULA EXTRACT & OAT SILK FOR SOFTNESS & REDUCED BREAKAGE: Calendula Flower Extract restores hair's healthy moisture balance and soothes the scalp, while Avena Sativa Oat Kernel Flour delivers oat silk proteins that coat each curl in a veil of softness, improve elasticity, and significantly reduce split ends and breakage caused by detangling.
- PANTHENOL & GLYCERIN FOR ALL-DAY HYDRATION: Panthenol (Pro-Vitamin B5) improves moisture retention, and leaves strands feeling smooth and supple. Glycerin draws moisture into each curl for lasting softness, keeping curls hydrated long after application.
- DOUBLES AS A LEAVE-IN MOISTURISER - FOR ALL CURL TYPES: Lightweight enough to use daily as a leave-in moisturiser without weighing curls down. Free from sulphates, silicones, parabens, mineral oils, drying alcohols, and artificial colours or fragrances. Suitable for all hair types.
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