John Masters Organics Scalp Stimulating Shampoo with Spearmint & Meadowsweet 473ml/16oz Nomade signs of fatigue & pigmentation 88498
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John Masters Organics Scalp Stimulating Shampoo with Spearmint & Meadowsweet 473ml 16oz Nomade signs of fatigue & pigmentation 88498 signs of fatigue & pigmentation induced by pollution Visibly tightens pores while purifying & oxygenating skin Reveals a more luminous & healthier looking complexion Perfect for all skin types Non comedogenic & non acnegenic more manageable & younger looking Ideal for dry Helps gently cleanse hair while purifying the scalp by controlling excess sebum Contains Organic Spearmint & Peppermint oils to stimulate & refresh the scalp Blended with Organic Meadowsweet Flower extract & Eucalyptus oil for natural astringent properties Helps balance sebum levels & improves scalp health Leaves hair strong & scalp soothed Free of silicone artificial colors & fragrances
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