Urban Care Twisted Curls - Hibiscus & Shea Butter | 8.5 fl oz
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Transform Your Curls with Urban Care!
The Urban Care Twisted Curls Hibiscus & Shea Butter Sulfate-Free Hair Care Cream is specially designed for individuals with dry, frizzy, wavy, or curly hair. Its lightweight yet nourishing formula hydrates while enhancing the natural softness of your curls.
Why You'll Love It:
- Rich with antioxidants and vitamins A & C to moisturize and repair damaged curls.
- Reduces frizz, making your hair more manageable and soft to the touch.
- Contains plant-based keratin that helps restore and protect hair from damage.
- Sulfate, paraben, and silicone-free for gentle care.
- Vegan-friendly formulation ensures ethical beauty choices.
Usage Instructions:
Apply a generous amount to clean, damp hair. Distribute evenly, then style as desired. Enjoy beautiful, defined curls while keeping frizz at bay!
Transform your hair routine and embrace your natural texture with Urban Care’s innovative approach to hair care.
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