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Wig Shampoo and Conditioner 2-in-1, Gentle Formula for Synthetic & Human Hair Wigs, Cleansing, Conditioning & Tangle-Free Maintenance Helper
Wig Shampoo and Conditioner 2-in-1, Gentle Formula for Synthetic & Human Hair Wigs, Cleansing, Conditioning & Tangle-Free Maintenance Helper
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Product description Wig Leave In Conditioner Spray for Synthetic & Natural Wigs, Anti-Frizz Moisturizing Detangler, Tames Frizz & Boosts Shine, Non-Greasy Formula for Wigs & Extensions Ingredients Silicone oil Directions Apply to wig, massage in, and rinse out. Safety Warning non See more
- Revitalize & Protect: Specially formulated for synthetic & natural wigs, deeply moisturizes to manage frizz and seal in hydration for a flawless, fresh finish
- Silky Smooth & Frizz-Free: Delivers consistent smoothness and natural-looking shine, keeping wigs soft and manageable all day for confident wear
- Gentle Nourishment: Infused with Coconut Oil & Ginseng Extract to strengthen fibers, reduce brittleness, and enhance softness for vibrant, smooth wigs
- Lightweight & Non-Greasy: Evenly coats strands without weighing down, avoiding sticky residue for a naturally flowing, moisturized wig
- Gentle formulation protects wig elasticity and structure even with frequent washing, keeping your hairpiece clean and true to its original style
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As 2020 brings unforeseen shipping delays and increased carrier costs, it's more important than ever to keep your shipping policy up to date with the following key points in mind:
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