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Only Curls Little Curls Magic Detangling Spray, 200ml, Kids Hair Detangler, Tames Tangles & Hydrates, Gentle Leave-In Conditioner, Easy Routine, Vegan & Cruelty Free, For All Curly Hair Types

Only Curls Little Curls Magic Detangling Spray, 200ml, Kids Hair Detangler, Tames Tangles & Hydrates, Gentle Leave-In Conditioner, Easy Routine, Vegan & Cruelty Free, For All Curly Hair Types

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Only Curls Little Curls Magic Detangling Spray, 200ml, Kids Hair Detangler, Tames Tangles & Hydrates, Gentle Leave-In Conditioner, Easy Routine, Vegan & Cruelty Free, For All Curly Hair Types
Regular price £2.99 GBP
Regular price £5.00 GBP Sale price £2.99 GBP
Shipping calculated at checkout.

  • DETANGLE & DEFINE - A gentle conditioning and detangling spray for kids. This magic spray helps moisturise, detangle and define curls. It's perfect for taming frizz in the mornings and turning bed hair back into lovely curls.
  • CURLY-HAIR APPROVED - This mild and gentle conditioning and detangling spray has been created for little curls, by people with curls - to make curly hair days a little easier. 98% derived from natural ingredients, including Coconut, Aloe Vera, Avocado Oil, Provitamin B5 and Mallow. With the additional fruity fragrance, kids will love it! Suitable for all curly hair types from the age of 6 months plus.
  • HOW TO USE - Spray onto hair and gently detangle with with a curl friendly brush or comb. Once detangled, lightly spray again and scrunch curls into shape. Can be used on dry or wet hair.
  • GENTLE & KID-FRIENDLY – Dermatologically tested and specially formulated for a tear-free, gentle experience. Made with 98% natural ingredients and safe for children 6 months and up. Designed to make curl care easy while helping kids embrace and love their natural curls!
  • ONLY CURLS - Only Curls founder Lizzie's journey started when she was unable to find the perfect products to enhance her natural curls. After realizing she had the perfect solution to tame her own frizzy hair, she started sharing her understanding and expertise with so many others like her. From this her small, family run business was born, with a curly team by her side.

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