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Bondi Boost Intensive Spray Daily Scalp Serum for Thinning Hair with Rosemary
4.7Ulta Rating

Bondi Boost

Intensive Spray Daily Scalp Serum for Thinning Hair with Rosemary

treatment

Clean IngredientsCruelty FreeVeganSustainable PackagingSilicone-freeSulphate-free

Get to the root of great haircare with BondiBoost's Intensive Daily Scalp Spray, a lightweight mist to target and nourish the scalp for a fuller and thicker head of hair. ​

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$25.00

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Benefits

  • Australian, clean, paraben and silicone free​
  • Longer, stronger, fuller looking hair​
  • Greaseless formulation to use daily​
  • Encourage hair strength and retention
  • Target the root of good hair

Best For

Hair Types

StraightWavyCurlyCoily

Addresses Concerns

Moisture

How To Use

Spritz directly onto your scalp and gently massage in with fingertips. Apply once a day to wet or dry hair. For best results pair with the HG Shampoo and HG Conditioner. Precautions: Avoid eyes and discontinue use if you notice any irritation. Pro Tip: Use daily in the morning. To supercharge results, use the BondiBoost Procapil Hair Tonic each evening. Talk about a powerhouse duo!

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