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Heritage Store Olive Oil Shampoo - Unscented - 12 oz

$27.78
For all hair types. A legacy for life. Pure moisturizers & herbal infusions. Recommended by Edgar Cayce. pH balanced. Sulfate free. Gluten free. Paraben free. Vegan. Based on the Edgar Cayce readings. www.skinwell.com. www.heritagestore.com. Discussion: Discover the benefits of salon style texture and soft manage hair with Olive Oil Shampoo. For naturally soft and resilient hair, Edgar Cayce recommended castile-based (olive oil) shampoo. Made from the fruit of organic olives grown under the hot Mediterranean sun, rich moisturizing Olive Oil Shampoo releases the innate innocence of supple hair before the ravages of time, free radical pollution, and harsh hair products set in. Gentle olive and coconut cleansers refresh and moisturize your hair. Organic aloe vera and olive oil bathe in herbal infusions of rosemary, yarrow, sage. lemongrass and nettle leaf, plus vegetable glycerin and panthenol nourish and fortify your scalp. Olive Oil Shampoo works well on all hair types for the whole family. Please recycle. Eco-friendly. Cruelty-free.
  • Ingredients: DEIONIZED WATER;ALOE BARBADENSIS LEAF JUICE;DECYL GLUCOSIDE;SODIUM LAUROYL LACTYLATE;COCO-GLUCOSIDE;DISODIUM COCO-GLUCOSIDE CITRATE;GLYCERIN;VEGETARIAN;GUAR HYDROXYPROPYLTRIMONIUM CHLORIDE;POLYSORBATE 80;PANTHENOL;VITAMIN B5;ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS;ROSEMARY;EXTRACT;ACHILLEA MILLEFOLIUM;YARROW;SALVIA OFFICINALIS;SAGE;CYMBOPOGON CITRATUS;LEMONGRASS;URTICA DIOICA;NETTLE;OLEA EUROPAEA;OLIVE;OIL;CITRIC ACID;POTASSIUM SORBATE;PHENOXYETHANOL;ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN
  • Vegan

Length: 2.18 inch X Width: 2.18 inch X Length: 7.68 inch X
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