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Thick Strong Healthy Hydrated Hair

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By Shirlie Jones

 


Avon Elastine PropoliThera




• Thickens hair for fuller-looking hair
• Nourishing
• Suitable for all hair types, color-treated hair, permed hair or chemically-treated hair
• Paraben-free, sulfate-free





Avon CHI Essentials 





We’ve partnered with professional hair care leader CHI to bring you a unique blend of certified organic botanicals that include aloe vera, pomegranate, hibiscus and other nutrient-rich ingredients for healthy-looking hair. All sulfate- and PABA-free. Give your locks the love they deserve!

KEY INGREDIENTS
• Aloe - Boasting outstanding moisturizing properties, aloe is a natural humectant that helps hair lock-in moisture and reduce frizz.
• Pomegranate - Full of antioxidants, pomegranate stimulates the scalp and has pH balancing



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