Pielus Hair Moisturizing Conditioner Treatment 200ml Mantecorp

Pielus Hair Moisturizing Conditioner Treatment 200ml Mantecorp

Marsoni

M251S

$44.20

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Pielus Hair Moisturizing Conditioner Treatment 200ml MantecorpPielus Moisturizing Conditioner has 98% natural ingredients in its formula and is free of parabens, sulfates and silicones. It promotes hydration and conditioning of the hair, restoring its softness. Its formula contains hyaluronic acid, aloe vera, green tea and film forming active ingredients that provide shine, softness, elasticity and combability to the hair. It is recommended for all hair types. Pielus Conditioner is a dermocosmetic formulated

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