£11.10
Give your curls the love they deserve with Carol's Daughter Mimosa Hair Honey Pomade, a deeply moisturizing and defining pomade perfect for taming frizz and adding shine. This nourishing formula is enriched with shea butter and cocoa butter for intense hydration and softness. - Intense Hydration: Shea butter and cocoa butter deeply moisturize hair and scalp.
- Frizz Control: Smooths and softens frizz for defined curls.
- Adds Shine: Leaves curls with a healthy, radiant shine.
- Natural Ingredients: Contains shea butter, cocoa butter, honey, and essential oils.
- Easy to Use: Apply a small amount to damp or dry hair and style as usual.
Description
xMimosa Hair Honey pomade is specially formulated for curly and frizzy hair. Infused with shea butter to intensely nourish and cocoa to soften, this pomade deeply moisturizes your hair and scalp. Perfect for adding definition to your curls, it helps to soften and smooth frizz. Give your curls the care they deserve with this nourishing pomade.
Feature
Brings Shine To Curls.
Moisturizes Hair.
Contains Shea, Cocoa, Rosemary.
Warnings
In case of contact with eyes, rinse them immediately
Product Specification
1195532IP29 - ZEA MAYS GERM OIL / CORN GERM OIL, CERA ALBA / BEESWAX / CIRE DABEILLE, THEOBROMA CACAO SEED BUTTER / COCOA SEED BUTTER, BUTYROSPERMUM PARKII BUTTER / SHEA BUTTER, PARFUM / FRAGRANCE, LIMONENE, MEL / HONEY / MIEL, LAVANDULA ANGUSTIFOLIA OIL / LAVENDER OIL, ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS LEAF OIL / ROSEMARY LEAF OIL, LINALOOL, GERANIOL, COUMARIN, HEXYL CINNAMAL, CITRAL, HELIANTHUS ANNUUS SEED OIL / SUNFLOWER SEED OIL, EUGENOL, CINNAMYL ALCOHOL, SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM FRUIT LIPIDS / TOMATO FRUIT LIPIDS, CI 75120 / ANNATTO, CITRONELLOL, CITRIC ACID, TOCOPHEROL. F.I.L. D264619/1
Uses
Place a small amount in the palm of your hands, and then rub hands together. Apply to damp or dry hair, gently working into your hairand scalp. Scalp Care : Using a Comb, part your hair into small sectionsand apply a small amount to scalp. Do not rinse out. Style as you normally would.
