Philip Kingsley Styling Curl Activator Curl Defining Cream 100ml

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Highest price was seen £22.50 on 01 Feb 2023

Lowest price was seen £16.50 on 22 Dec 2022

Average price is £16.98 base on 9 price changes

Most recent price is £16.90

Description

Benefits: Enhances natural curls with medium hold Hair Texture: Coarse, Fine, Medium, Naturally Coiled Curls Philip Kingsley's Curl Activator Curl Defining Cream enhances and separates your curls to give them definition and shine. This featherlight formula combats frizz and delivers a medium hold to prevent your curls from dropping. The brush-out formula allows for easy re-styling. This vegetarian-friendly hair cream contains Copolymers, which deliver curl retention - ensuring your styles last longer. It also includes Dimethicone, which boosts shine and adds softness to your hair. - Lightweight, non-sticky formula - Enhances and separates curls, conditioning them and leaving them glossy - Curls are more manageable and easier to control To use: Distribute the hair cream evenly through your damp hair dry with a diffuser or leave to dry naturally. For added definition scrunch into your hair when dry. Simply brush out, when required. Ingredients: Aqua/Water/Eau, VP/VA Copolymer, Propylene Glycol, Dimethicone, Phenoxyethanol, Carbomer, Parfum (Fragrance), Ethylhexylglycerin, Laurtrimonium Chloride, Sodium Hydroxide. Philip Kingsley's bottles and tubes are crafted from either sugarcane bioplastic or Post-Consumer Recycled (PCR) plastic. Sugarcane bioplastic is the first plastic ever made from a fully renewable origin, and, even better than this, to make it they actually reduce the world's carbon in the process. PCR plastic reuses single-use plastics (such as drinks bottles and packaging) which would otherwise be disposed of in landfill sites, greatly reducing landfill waste and plastic pollution. It also uses less energy and fossil fuels, protecting the environment from excess pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and overuse of resources.