Redken Blonde Idol High Lift Conditioning Cream Base - 7-10p/Pearl by Redken for Unisex - 2.1 oz Cream Size:2.1 oz driftwood & musk Launched in 9 g to 200

Name: Redken Blonde Idol High Lift Conditioning Cream Base - 7-10p/Pearl by Redken for Unisex - 2.1 oz Cream Size:2.1 oz driftwood & musk Launched in 9 g to 200
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 81084575012
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Redken Blonde Idol High Lift Conditioning Cream Base - 7-10p/Pearl by Redken for Unisex - 2.1 oz Cream Size:2.1 oz driftwood & musk Launched in 9 g to 200

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Redken Blonde Idol High Lift Conditioning Cream Base 7 10p Pearl by Redken for Unisex 2.1 oz Cream Size:2.1 oz driftwood & musk Launched in 9 g to 200 driftwood & musk Launched in 2015 Perfect for all occasions A 93% naturally derived no matter the existing hair type or color also includes a blonde idol applicator bottle and the first ever redken blonde idol balayage paddle This shade provide multiple lifting speeds and power

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