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Caffeine conditioner with ginseng

Posted By: maahi2208

Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2024

Price: $50.00

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Conditioner to counteract hair loss. Stimulates and nourishes the scalp, and strengthens weakened hair roots. The hair is left feeling supple and easier to comb. Used with the Ginseng Caffeine Shampoo or the Original Hair Tincture, it’s the perfect combination to tackle weakened hair roots. With caffeine and precious extracts of ginseng, guarana, nettle and pea sprout.


https://rausch-cosmetics.com/products/caffeine-conditioner-with-ginseng



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