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Not Your Mother's aura boost Hydrate Conditioner
4.6Ulta Rating

Not Your Mother's

aura boost Hydrate Conditioner

conditioner

Clean IngredientsSustainable PackagingSilicones FreeParabens FreeColor SafeCGM Friendly

Look and feel alive with Not Your Mother's aura boost Hydrate Conditioner. The nourishing, non-stripping cleanse releases what you don't need to invite in what you do: softer, smoother, stronger hair supported by aloe, peptides, and magnesium, and apple wood scent.

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$10.99

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Benefits

  • Hair conditioner for women helps smooth and hydrate dry, stressed strands
  • Strengthens hair to reduce breakage
  • Fortifying complex of aloe, peptides and magnesium helps restore balance and softness
  • Nourishes without heaviness or buildup
  • Hydrating conditioner for dry hair, stressed hair, or breakage-prone hair
  • Great for all hair types, including straight hair, wavy hair, and curly hair
  • Safe for color treated hair

Best For

Hair Types

StraightWavyCurlyCoily

Addresses Concerns

MoistureFrizz Control

How To Use

After shampooing, apply and massage. Breathe. Rinse. For best results, use with Aura Boost Hydrate Shampoo.

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