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Nat Habit Chamomile Conditioning Methi Jal Hair Serum Spray
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Nat Habit Chamomile Conditioning Methi Jal Hair Serum Spray
About the product:
- Kitchen fresh Methi Jal prepared with deep soak & steam distillation of herbs & flowers. This conditioning ayurvedic hair mist is prepared with methi (fenugreek), chamomile, lavender, mulethi, shikakai & neroli moisturise the hair shaft and protect cuticles from opening and getting damaged. It also has pure apple cider vinegar that strengthens the strands and gives a nourished sheen to the mane.
Ingredients:
- Methi, Chamomile & Lavender
How to Use
- As Mist: After hair wash, on towel-dried damp hair, shake well & spray Methi Jal generously all over. Lightly massage on all strands and scalp. Extremely good for frizz control, conditioning & cuticle protection.
- As Rinse: Can be used as a hair rinse or nutrition water too. Use about a palmful of Methi Jal in a mug of water, for the final rinse post hair wash. Do not wash off. Let the Jal stay on hair.
With every use, hair will soften, detangle and become more and more manageable. You'll simply love to run your fingers through the soft tresses again and again.
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