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Desert Dust Dry Shampoos
R109.25
100ml tin
This beautiful range of colour- matched dry shampoos consists of:
- Namib: dry shampoo for light hair
- Kalahari: dry shampoo for light brown/red hair
- Karoo: dry shampoo for dark brown/black hair
They all wick excess oils away from the hair shaft; combat dandruff and itchy scalp; and add manageability, body and shine; all while pampering your hair with nourishing ingredients like marshmallow root, methi (fenugreek seed) and selected essential oils. Each one features ingredients to condition and treat hair and scalp, intensify and deepen colour and sheen, as well as repel the pests that can plague scalp and hair, especially in dry conditions. Along with their therapeutic benefits, the essential oil pairings give each one a unique scent. They will keep your tresses healthy and looking great for a whole lot longer between washes.
Simply dust on a tiny amount near the roots with a make-up brush, concentrating on oilier regions; brush through and you are good to go! A little goes a long way so start with a really small amount first – you can always add more if you want to.
Description
100ml tin
This beautiful range of colour- matched dry shampoos consists of:
- Namib: dry shampoo for light hair
- Kalahari: dry shampoo for light brown/red hair
- Karoo: dry shampoo for dark brown/black hair
They all wick excess oils away from the hair shaft; combat dandruff and itchy scalp; and add manageability, body and shine; all while pampering your hair with nourishing ingredients like marshmallow root, methi (fenugreek seed) and selected essential oils. Each one features ingredients to condition and treat hair and scalp, intensify and deepen colour and sheen, as well as repel the pests that can plague scalp and hair, especially in dry conditions. Along with their therapeutic benefits, the essential oil pairings give each one a unique scent. They will keep your tresses healthy and looking great for a whole lot longer between washes.
Simply dust on a tiny amount near the roots with a make-up brush, concentrating on oilier regions; brush through and you are good to go! A little goes a long way so start with a really small amount first – you can always add more if you want to.
