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Camille Rose Rosemary Oil Strengthening Hair Drops
4.4Ulta Rating

Camille Rose

Rosemary Oil Strengthening Hair Drops

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CAMILLE ROSE Rosemary Oil Strengthening Hair Drops is an intensely nourishing, multi use oil enriched with pure rosemary to promote healthy hair growth, stronger strands, and visibly revitalized, shiny curls.

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$12.99

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Benefits

  • Crafted to stimulate the scalp and strengthen strands of all textures, using proven herbal remedies.
  • An intricate blend of rosemary oil, peppermint, amla, apigenin, and biotin to rejuvenate damaged, dry or deprived strands.
  • Rosemary and other natural ingredients combine to strengthen and nourish hair to its healthiest potential.

Best For

Hair Types

CurlyCoily

Addresses Concerns

MoistureGrowthCurl Definition

How To Use

Apply to wet or dry hair. Use 2-3 drops and massage into scalp, edges, or delicate ends. Apply daily or as needed for nourishment. Follow with your favorite Rosemary Collection conditioning and styling products.

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