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Kevin.Murphy Plumping.Rinse Densifying Conditioner (A Thickening Conditioner - For Thinning Hair) 1000ml/33.6oz Size:250ml/8.4oz rich in antioxidants that condition 9 g to 200

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Kevin.Murphy Plumping.Rinse Densifying Conditioner (A Thickening Conditioner For Thinning Hair) 1000ml 33.6oz Size:250ml 8.4oz rich in antioxidants that condition 9 g to 200 rich in antioxidants that condition skin Blended with Macadamia Nut Oil to deliver extra hydration Loaded with Microcrystalline Wax that works as a super emulsifier Offers a solid A strengthening shampoo for fragile & breaking hair Helps gently cleanse hair while detangling & conditioning Enriched with Vitamin B6 & Biotin for strengthening properties Reduces breakage & split ends Leaves hair soft thicker & stronger Sulphate free A thickening conditioner for thinning hair Formulated with Biotin Vitamin B to reduce hair loss & promote hair growth Blended with Oleanolic Acid from Lovely Hemsleya root to fight follicle aging Reverses & prevents damage caused by DHT Loaded with Rice Protein & Rice Amino Acids that replicate keratin structure of human hair Conditions & strengthens hair while providing abrasion resistance Infused with Shea Butter to hydrate hair from root to tip Hair appears fuller

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