amika - Bust Your Brass Blonde Purple Conditioner Size:250 mL Experience the cult-fave scent from Color:Cotton 2 - Fair Yellow Undertones

Name: amika - Bust Your Brass Blonde Purple Conditioner Size:250 mL Experience the cult-fave scent from Color:Cotton 2 - Fair Yellow Undertones
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 41010046680
Price: 44.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1098 (10 reviews)

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amika Bust Your Brass Blonde Purple Conditioner Size:250 mL Experience the cult fave scent from Color:Cotton 2 Fair Yellow Undertones Experience the cult fave scent from head to toe Use as the first step in your styling routine brassy hues with bond cure technology and CoilyHair Concerns: Brassiness Damage Split Ends Breakage DrynessKey Benefits: Tones brassiness Moisturizes dry

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