O’ssential Hair Rinse (hair conditioner)
$25.95 inc GST
The perfect compliment to <a href=”https://kuscomurphy.com.au/product/ossential-hair-wash/”>O’ssential Hair Wash, the O’ssential Rinse is a luscious, moisturising botanical conditioner that nurtures and replenishes vitamins and proteins to chemically and environmentally stressed hair.
Kusco-Murphy’s O’ssential Hair Rinse is a soothing and moisturising conditioner that enables you to relax your hair and body while pampering the soul.
O’ssential Hair Rinse is a hair conditioner enriched with Cocoa Butter to smooth and soothe hair cuticles. Additionally Esssential Oil of Ylang Ylang will restore and retain moisture in your hair. A botanical bouquet combination of Essential Oils and Extracts to actively treat and nurture damaged hair.
Kusco-Murphy’s O’ssential Rinse is SLS/SLES free.
Recommended for: All hair types. Especially for hair which is exhausted by chemical and environmental stress.
250ml
Application
Simply apply to wet hair, work through, leave for as long as possible, then rinse with water.
For best results, follow with Kusco-Murphy O’ssential Revival Balm.
Key Benefits
- Hair conditioner
- Luscious
- Moisturises
- Nurtures
- Replenishes vitamins and proteins
- Ideal for chemically and environmentally stressed hair
- Smooths and soothes hair cuticles
- Cocoa Butter
- Ylang Ylang essential oil
- Botanical bouquet combination of Essential Oils and Extracts
- SLS/SLES free.
Additional information
| Weight | .29 kg |
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| Dimensions | 8 × 9 × 19 cm |
About Kusco-Murphy
Dedicated to sustainability and ethical practices. We work with local suppliers and manufacturers to reduce their carbon footprint. As well as supporting initiatives that promote environmental conservation and social responsibility. Our product range contains no paper or animal by-products and we emphatically will never test our products on animals. Furthermore to contribute to a sustainable environment Kusco-Murphy uses recycled and recyclable materials for our packaging and cartons.
