Keratin Leave In Conditioner - Repairs and Provides Thermal and Heat Protection for hair, Keratin Conditioner (8.11 Oz)
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<li>BEST LEAVE-IN FOR DAMAGED HAIR - Using keratin proteins, our leave in conditioner fills in damaged areas along the hair strands, strengthening hair that has been damaged due to chemical treatments and thermal styling products. With regular use, the formula can reduce breakage and make the tresses more manageable. Provides heat protection for all hair types.</li>
<li>PROTECTS HAIR FROM STYLING DAMAGE - Spritz on the leave in spray conditioner prior to blow-drying, flat ironing or curling iron to shield the strands from the damaging effects of heat. The formula also acts as detangler spray, so you can remove knots and tangles without causing breakage and discomfort.</li>
<li>LIGHTWEIGHT, NO-BUILD UP FORMULA - Unlike other leave-ins, our conditioner is weightless and won't leave hair looking limp and greasy. The formula rinses clean with your next shampoo without contributing to styling build-up.</li>
<li>SIMPLE TO APPLY - After shampooing, apply a fine mist of this leave in conditioner to your wet or damp hair. Comb through and then blow dry or air dry. It's that easy to get the remarkable benefits of our keratin formula.</li>
<li>SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - Da Milla lets you try our leave in spray conditioner with absolutely no risk. If you're not satisfied with the results, we'll refund 100% of your money.</li>
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