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dpHUE Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse Lite
4.3Ulta Rating

dpHUE

Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse Lite

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Clean IngredientsCruelty FreeVeganParabens-freeSLS & SLES Sulfates-freePhthalates-free

dpHUE's Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Rinse Lite substitute for fine hair. Gently cleanses and removes impurities without stripping hair color and natural oils key to scalp and hair health.

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$14.00

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Benefits

  • Keeps color safe
  • Maintains scalp and hair's pH balance
  • Helps gently exfoliate the scalp and unclog hair follicles
  • Helps soothe irritated scalps and conditions hair
  • Nourishes and protects fine hair from everyday damage
  • Seals the hair's cuticle for increased shine and frizz control
  • Color Safe
  • CFC Friendly

Best For

Hair Types

StraightWavyCurlyCoily

Addresses Concerns

MoistureFrizz Control

How To Use

Wet Scalp and Hair. Squeeze out excess water from hair. Use bottle tip to create small parts in hair, gently squeezing the product onto your scalp. Massage into scalp and pull through hair. Leave in 1-3 minutes. Rinse thoroughly and use as often as needed.

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