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Naturalny olejek do pielęgnacji brody, 30 ml, Indus Valley
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€7,60
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Natural Beard Oil, 30 ml, Indus Valley
A formula with 19 herbs and oils developed to improve the condition, appearance and growth of hair.
100% pure and natural. It does not contain synthetic fragrances. All components are cold pressed without the use of chemical components.
Herbal extracts and oils used in the oil are known for such properties as strengthening the structure of hair and hair bulbs and soothing skin irritations. They are also used for problems related to hypersensitivity, itching and dryness of the skin. The oil contains vitamin E, which is known to improve circulation and thus stimulate hair growth.
Mode of operation:
Indus Valley Beard Oil is a blend of 100% pure, organic oils and herbal extracts. They are known for their nutritional properties and have been selected to support your beard as much as possible.
Sweet almond oil, olive oil and coconut oil support the growth of the beard and maintain proper hydration of the skin.
Licorice, eclipta, bacopa and patchouli are super nourishing herbs that protect hair from dirt and UV rays from the sun. Herbs are also effective in cleaning and maintaining hygiene.
Onion oil has been used since ancient times to support hair growth.
Jojoba oil and Argan oil improve the condition of hair follicles.
Grape Seed Oil and Wheat Germ Oil contain antioxidants and key nutrients to support weak and brittle hair, support hair growth and prevent hair loss.
Coffee oil supports hair growth, adds shine and protection, making the beard look perfect.
How to use:
Step 1: Clean the beard with water and dry it.
Step 2: Pour the right amount of Indus Valley Beard Oil on your hand depending on your beard size and dip your fingertips into it.
Step 3: Spread the oil evenly over the chin, first at the root of the hair and then over the entire length of the hair. Don't forget the mustache.
Step 4: If you still have oil on your hand, you can apply it to your hair or wipe it off.
Step 5: Regular use brings the best results.
A formula with 19 herbs and oils developed to improve the condition, appearance and growth of hair.
100% pure and natural. It does not contain synthetic fragrances. All components are cold pressed without the use of chemical components.
Herbal extracts and oils used in the oil are known for such properties as strengthening the structure of hair and hair bulbs and soothing skin irritations. They are also used for problems related to hypersensitivity, itching and dryness of the skin. The oil contains vitamin E, which is known to improve circulation and thus stimulate hair growth.
Mode of operation:
Indus Valley Beard Oil is a blend of 100% pure, organic oils and herbal extracts. They are known for their nutritional properties and have been selected to support your beard as much as possible.
Sweet almond oil, olive oil and coconut oil support the growth of the beard and maintain proper hydration of the skin.
Licorice, eclipta, bacopa and patchouli are super nourishing herbs that protect hair from dirt and UV rays from the sun. Herbs are also effective in cleaning and maintaining hygiene.
Onion oil has been used since ancient times to support hair growth.
Jojoba oil and Argan oil improve the condition of hair follicles.
Grape Seed Oil and Wheat Germ Oil contain antioxidants and key nutrients to support weak and brittle hair, support hair growth and prevent hair loss.
Coffee oil supports hair growth, adds shine and protection, making the beard look perfect.
How to use:
Step 1: Clean the beard with water and dry it.
Step 2: Pour the right amount of Indus Valley Beard Oil on your hand depending on your beard size and dip your fingertips into it.
Step 3: Spread the oil evenly over the chin, first at the root of the hair and then over the entire length of the hair. Don't forget the mustache.
Step 4: If you still have oil on your hand, you can apply it to your hair or wipe it off.
Step 5: Regular use brings the best results.
