Mud Hair Mask
This Suavecita Mud Hair Mask is the perfect combination of scalp and hair treatment. An ultra-hydrating base of Avocado Oil, Shea Butter, Olive Oil, and Coconut Oil are infused with Carbon Powder to make this mask ideal for those with oily hair. The Carbon Powder absorbs excess oils, mattifying the scalp and roots, while still conditioning the hair. Use in the summer when excess sweat and oil are a concern.
DIRECTIONS: After shampooing, distribute evenly throughout wet hair. Leave in for 3-5 min and rinse out thoroughly. No need to follow with conditioner.
Made in USA from US and imported parts.
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Mud Hair Mask
Mud Hair Mask
This Suavecita Mud Hair Mask is the perfect combination of scalp and hair treatment. An ultra-hydrating base of Avocado Oil, Shea Butter, Olive Oil, and Coconut Oil are infused with Carbon Powder to make this mask ideal for those with oily hair. The Carbon Powder absorbs excess oils, mattifying the scalp and roots, while still conditioning the hair. Use in the summer when excess sweat and oil are a concern.
DIRECTIONS: After shampooing, distribute evenly throughout wet hair. Leave in for 3-5 min and rinse out thoroughly. No need to follow with conditioner.
Made in USA from US and imported parts.
Original: $6.00
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This Suavecita Mud Hair Mask is the perfect combination of scalp and hair treatment. An ultra-hydrating base of Avocado Oil, Shea Butter, Olive Oil, and Coconut Oil are infused with Carbon Powder to make this mask ideal for those with oily hair. The Carbon Powder absorbs excess oils, mattifying the scalp and roots, while still conditioning the hair. Use in the summer when excess sweat and oil are a concern.
DIRECTIONS: After shampooing, distribute evenly throughout wet hair. Leave in for 3-5 min and rinse out thoroughly. No need to follow with conditioner.
Made in USA from US and imported parts.
