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Styler Curl Define Hair Gel

€20,66

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Are you looking for a way to define your curls and keep them looking fresh all day?

Look no further than Curl Define Hair Gel! Our gel is formulated with glycerin, aloe vera, and thickeners, to create the perfect balance between hydration and hold. Whether you're looking for a light, natural hold or a stronger hold, Curl Define Hair Gel will keep your curls looking and feeling their best.

FEATURES:

💦 Moisture-Rich: Formulated with glycerin and aloe vera to keep your curls hydrated and looking their best.

💪 Strong Hold: Our gel provides a strong hold that lasts all day without leaving your hair feeling crunchy.

🔁 Reactivates with Water: Just add a little water and your curls will be back to looking fresh and defined!

SPECIFICATIONS:

- Non-flaking
- Non-sticky
- Alcohol-free

HOW IT WORKS:

Step 1: Apply a generous amount of Curl Define Hair Gel to damp or wet hair.
Step 2: Scrunch the gel into your curls to create definition.
Step 3: Allow your hair to air dry or use a diffuser.
 

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