Vegan Hyaluronic Nectar Hair Serum - Hydrating, Restorative, and Strengthening

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Vegan Hyaluronic Nectar Hair Serum is a lightweight, hydrating serum that is infused with hyaluronic acid, black willow bark extract, and organic vegetable glycerin. These ingredients work together to deeply moisturize, repair damage, and reduce hair loss, making it the perfect solution for dehydrated hair.

Hyaluronic acid is a natural humectant that attracts and retains moisture, keeping hair hydrated and frizz-free. Black willow bark extract is rich in salicin, which is a compound that has been shown to promote hair growth and reduce hair loss. Organic vegetable glycerin is a natural moisturizer that helps to soften and condition hair.

Vegan Hyaluronic Nectar Hair Serum is safe for all hair types and can be used daily after shampooing. Simply apply 3 to 5 drops to the palm of your hands and apply to wet or dry hair.

Features:

  • Infused with hyaluronic acid, black willow bark extract, and organic vegetable glycerin
  • Hydrates, restores, and strengthens hair
  • Reduces hair loss
  • Safe for all hair types

Benefits:

  • Deeply moisturized, frizz-free hair
  • Repaired damage
  • Reduced hair loss
  • Healthy, strong hair

HOW TO USE:

Apply 3 to 5 drops in the palm of your hands, apply on wet or dry hair. Can be used daily after shampoo.

WT : 1OZ / 30 ML

Order your Vegan Hyaluronic Nectar Hair Serum today and experience the difference!

INGREDIENTS:

Aqua (water), Salix nigra bark extract (black willow bark extract), Sodium Hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid, anti - aging active ingredient of natural origin), Glycerin (Organic vegetable glycerin not derived frrom palm oil, moisturizing), Levulinic Acid (Antimicrobial agent of plant origin), Sodium Levulinate (Antimicrobial agent of plant origin). Hyaluronic Acid is obtained by Biotechnology, it is produced by fermentation of wheat by non GMO yeasts.

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