Beauty : Clean Shampoo Fresh Hair Fragrance 6 fl oz (180 ml)

Clean Shampoo Fresh Hair Fragrance 6 fl oz (180 ml)

from: DLish Fragrance

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Sales Rank: 11253

Binding: Misc.
Brand: Clean
EAN: 0859968000269
Ingredients: 3 Methoxy, 3 Methyl, 1 Butanol, Water Purified, PEG 45 Palm Kernel Glycerides (Silk Protein), Fragrance
Label: DLish Fragrance
Manufacturer: DLish Fragrance
Publisher: DLish Fragrance
Sales Rank: 11253
Studio: DLish Fragrance

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Product Description:
Soapy, shower fresh fragrances, inspired by soap
With just one spray, your hair smells shampoo fresh and wonderfully CLEAN! With silk protein and that just-out-of-the-shower fresh Clean scent, Clean Hair fragrance leaves hair soft, shiny and freshly scented all day long.
Not tested on Animals
Environmentally Friendly

ml) (180 oz fl 6 Fragrance Hair Fresh Shampoo Clean

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