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Noodle & Boo Conditioning Hair Polish (For Curls, Tangles, Frizzies and Bed Head) 237ml/8oz vendor_Tommy Bahama Pat in with ring finger Size:3 x 2.5 oz
USD35.50
USD56.50
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Noodle & Boo Conditioning Hair Polish (For Curls, Tangles, Frizzies and Bed Head) 237ml 8oz vendor_Tommy Bahama Pat in with ring finger Size:3 x 2.5 oz Pat in with ring finger original & light interpretation fragrance Embraces your skin with a blend of tropical wetness shinier & more manageable Can be used in between shampoos to refresh hair & eliminate "bed head" Dermatologist & pediatrician tested An ultra light leave in hair conditioner Contains sunflower seed & green tea extracts to maintain healthy hair Blended with natural antioxidants to protect hair against environmental stress Helps reduce frizz & detangle hair Hair appears smoother
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