3x Vitafive CPR DeTox Sulphate Free Cleansing Shampoo 500ml

CPR COLOUR

A purifying deep cleansing formula removes residual build-up, minerals, chlorine, pollutants and other impurities. Leaves hair fresh and clean without stripping essential nutrients and lipids.

Natural Technology: Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein + Bio-degradable Chelating Agent

Features:

- Sulphate & Paraben free.

- Eco-friendly, sustainable. Never tested on animals.

- Born in Australia. Created for the world.

How to use:

Spread CPR DeTox Shampoo evenly through the roots and massage to create a creamy lather. Rinse. When used as part of a deep cleansing service, do a second shampoo with your normal CPR shampoo.

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