CHI Tea Tree Oil by CHI for Unisex - 2 oz Shampoo Size:2 oz Cypress essential oil & Mandarin 9 g to 200

Name: CHI Tea Tree Oil by CHI for Unisex - 2 oz Shampoo Size:2 oz Cypress essential oil & Mandarin 9 g to 200
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 28995581867
Price: 35.35 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6759 (7 reviews)

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CHI Tea Tree Oil by CHI for Unisex - 2 oz Shampoo Size:2 oz Cypress essential oil & Mandarin 9 g to 200

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CHI Tea Tree Oil by CHI for Unisex 2 oz Shampoo Size:2 oz Cypress essential oil & Mandarin 9 g to 200 Cypress essential oil & Mandarin essential oil to deliver a pleasant scent Restores soft Controls and helps prevent symptoms of redness The invigorating and soothing benefits of tea tree oil and peppermint oil work together to balance scalp oils and maintain moisture levels It gently cleanses and rids hair and scalp of impurities while balancing oils and strengthening the hair

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