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Glasshouse Hand Wash - Kyoto In Bloom (Camellia & Lotus) 450ml/15.2oz range_Cologne Intense Series A sulfate-free shampoo for dry Size:3 x 2.5 oz
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Glasshouse Hand Wash Kyoto In Bloom (Camellia & Lotus) 450ml 15.2oz range_Cologne Intense Series A sulfate free shampoo for dry Size:3 x 2.5 oz A sulfate free shampoo for dry & chemically damaged hair Creates a luxurious creamy lather to gently cleanse hair Contains a unique blend of plant extracts & essential oils Shea butter helps smooth & control hair Yerba Mate adds luster An oriental vanilla fragrance for modern women Soft Lotus & Amber Gentle yet effective to remove dirt & impurities Enriched with Rose Hip Oil An irresistibly scented hand wash inspired by the Zen Temple of The Golden Pavilion in Kyoto Comforts skin with a sensual blend of Camellia
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