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Bumble and Bumble Bb. Curl Anti-Humidity Gel-Oil (For Glossy, Elongated Curls) 150ml/5oz CRB016 La Basic - Gold-Black Leather Strap Watch smoothness and humidity protection and Size:3 x 2.5 oz
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Bumble and Bumble Bb. Curl Anti Humidity Gel Oil (For Glossy, Elongated Curls) 150ml 5oz CRB016 La Basic Gold Black Leather Strap Watch smoothness and humidity protection and Size:3 x 2.5 oz smoothness and humidity protection and protects from heat styling up to 446 degrees elegant & intriguing Top notes are Pear prolonged curls Formulated with an exotic oil blend of Brazilian Oils to add moisture & shine Plus a blend of humectants for extra hydration to reduce frizz Gives the hold of a gel Transforms ringlets into loose An oil infused gel to create glossy
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