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KRISTIN ESS HAIR Fragrance Free Shine Enhancing Conditioner
4.2Ulta Rating

KRISTIN ESS HAIR

Fragrance Free Shine Enhancing Conditioner

conditioner

Clean IngredientsCruelty FreeSustainable PackagingGive BackParaben-FreePhthalate-Free

The Fragrance Free Shine Enhancing Conditioner from Kristin Ess Hair is for anyone that's sensitive to scent. It's softening, shine enhancing + can be used daily.

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$12.00

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Benefits

  • Moisture rebalancing + deeply nourishing
  • Instantly softening and smoothing
  • Shine enhancing
  • Lightweight and won't weigh your hair down
  • For all hair types
  • Free of added fragrance for those who are highly sensitive to smell
  • Color + Keratin Safe

Best For

Hair Types

StraightWavyCurlyCoily

Addresses Concerns

MoistureRepairShine

How To Use

After shampooing + rinsing, depending on the thickness of your hair, squeeze a dime to quarter-sized amount into your palm. On wet hair, apply from the bottom and work your way up. Avoid putting conditioner at the root if your hair tends to get oily fast. Wait 3 minutes and then rinse thoroughly.

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