Shea Moisture All Day Frizz Control Conditioner with Papaya & Neroli 384ml

• With papaya and orange blossom 384 ml

• Shea Moisture Papaya & Neroli All Day Long Lasting Conditioner is a paraben-free, cleansing conditioner and hydrating conditioner for dry, wavy and curly hair.
• Reduce frizz with this tropical conditioner, anti-frizz conditioner and smoothing conditioner that locks in moisture and smoothes strands. Use as Step 2 in your all-day frizz control regimen.
• This sulfate-free conditioner is not a keratin conditioner but rather a gentle conditioner for women that protects hair from unwanted frizz, leaving hair super soft and manageable.
• Enriched with straight-from-heaven papaya, juicy orange blossom, elderflower and fair trade shea butter, this frizz-controlling and hydrating conditioner smoothes hair.

Shea Moisture Papaya & Neroli All Day Conditioner is a paraben-free conditioner, cleansing conditioner and hydrating conditioner for dry hair, wavy and curly hair. Control frizz and reduce frizz with this tropical conditioner, anti-frizz conditioner and smoothing conditioner that locks in moisture and smoothes strands when used as Step 2 in your all-day hair care regimen. This sulfate-free conditioner is not a keratin conditioner but rather a gentle conditioner for women that protects hair from unwanted frizz, leaving hair super soft and manageable. Enriched with straight-from-heaven papaya, juicy orange blossom, elderflower and fair trade shea butter, this frizz-controlling and hydrating conditioner smoothes hair. Apply the conditioner to clean, wet hair. Gently comb the frizz control conditioner from roots to ends. Leave the anti-frizz conditioner on for up to 3 minutes. All Shea Moisture frizz control hair products, including this hair conditioner for wavy or curly hair, are formulated without parabens, phthalates, mineral oil or petrolatum. OUR STORY: Shea Moisture is the legacy of Sophie Tucker, a pioneering mother of four and entrepreneur, who sold shea butter, African black soap, and homemade cosmetics in Sierra Leone in 1912.