CURLS Founder Launches The Hardest Working Skin & Hair Collection

Nov 4th, 2020

Jacquelyn Schlabach

The Hardest Working Skin + Hair Refining Vitamin C Cleanser

The Hardest Working Skin + Hair Refining Vitamin C Cleanser

CURLS hair care founder, Mahisha Dellinger, is launching The Hardest Working, a collection that features multi-purpose products designed to impart maximum well-being and beauty into the skin, scalp and hair, according to the brand.

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The products are formulated with hand-selected, luxury skin care grade ingredients that nourish, beautify and protect the skin, scalp and hair with free-radical fighting antioxidants and moisture-boosting, skin-plumping collagen.

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