Label.M Colour Stay Conditioner 300ml
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Product Description
Label.M Colour Stay Conditioner is your go-to solution for maintaining vibrant, coloured hair. Infused with nourishing ingredients like Jojoba, hydrolysed silk, and Aloe Barbadenis, this conditioner deeply hydrates and revitalises your locks. The addition of sunflower extracts ensures that your hair remains soft and manageable, while the unique formula works to combat fading, keeping your colour looking fresh and radiant.
With the innovative Enviroshield Complex, this conditioner not only protects your hair from heat styling but also shields it from harmful UV rays. Simply apply to freshly shampooed hair, combing through from roots to ends, and for an extra boost of moisture, leave it in for a minute before rinsing. Experience the difference with Label.M Colour Stay Conditioner and enjoy beautifully maintained colour every day.
Product details
Hair Type: Coloured
Hair Benefit: Uv protection, strengthening
Hair Concern: Damaged
Ingredient Highlights: Organic and contains jojoba oil and vitamin e.
Formulated without: Fragrance, parabens and silicone.
Ingredient Features
This conditioner by Label.M works to encourage hair growth and to strengthen hair quality as it contains vitamin e. The jojoba oil in this item will also work to prevent split ends and breakage and to promote hair growth.
Delivery & Returns
This product is eligible for free standard delivery with Look Fantastic. Orders are expected to arrive 3-5 days after dispatch. Express/Next day delivery option available. Worldwide delivery generally available, delivery costs vary by region, full list and postage costs available during checkout.
The returns policy for this retailer is around 14 days, see their website for further information.
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