Aquage CBD Leave-In Conditioning Spray

Jun 29th, 2022

Conair Corporation

Aquage CBD Leave-In Conditioning Spray; courtesy of brand

Aquage CBD Leave-In Conditioning Spray is designed to tame frizz, detangle and improve hair’s strength, manageability and shine. In addition, CBD staves off dry scalp.

For more information, please visit aquage.com.

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