Mistry’s Potenised® Aloe Vera Jojoba Conditioner 200ml

THE HOUSE OF MISTRY LIMITED

£3.99

Natural botanicals to hydrate, strengthen, and protect hair, leaving it silky, smooth, and radiant Mistry’s Aloe Jojoba Conditioner A deeply nourishing and restorative conditioner enriched with natural botanicals to hydrate, strengthen, and protect hair, leaving it silky, smooth, and radiant. Key Ingredients Their Benefits: Aloe Vera – A powerhouse of hydration, Aloe Vera soothes the scalp, enhances moisture retention, and supports overall hair health. Jojoba Oil – Mimics natural scalp oils, deeply conditioning strands while preventing breakage and improving elasticity. Rosemary Extract – Stim

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