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Rodial Dragon's Blood Hyaluronic Moisturiser SPF15 50ml/1.7oz Size:50ml/1.7oz A color-balancing conditioner for blonde 9 g to 200

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SKU 98758376159 · ★ 4.6

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Rodial Dragon's Blood Hyaluronic Moisturiser SPF15 50ml 1.7oz Size:50ml 1.7oz A color balancing conditioner for blonde 9 g to 200 A color balancing conditioner for blonde or gray hair Contains Multi Spectrum Defense Complex to protect color against fading Blended with Bio Advanced Peptide Complex for repairing from root to tip Instantly banishes brassy or yellow tones on blonde or gray hair Adds shine & combats frizz while moisturizing hair Hair appears softer smooth & soothed with strong nails sleeker & younger looking complexion A multi action day moisturizer for dehydrated skin Contains Hyaluronic Acid & Gransil to deliver long lasting moisture & plump fine lines Blended with Chromabright & Vitamin B3 to illuminate skin tone Loaded with Dragon's Blood to soothe & protect sensitive skin Shields skin against damaging sun rays with SPF 15 Unveils a firmer

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