De Fabulous Marula Oil Range uses the finest moisturizing and reparative ingredients on the planet to instantly transform dry, damaged hair. This sulfate-free formulation provides gentle cleansing while depositing moisturizing agents that strengthen and nourish hair. Also it uses the power of quinoa protein to assist in the repair, protection and conditioning of hair. Quinoa protein makes the hair look and feel smoother after one use. It retains moisture better, is stronger, shows less signs of damage and has better protected cuticles.
features and benifits
Marula Oil Range is a sulphate free formulation that replaces amino acids, binds moisture, and rehydrates hair to add strength and give a luxurious texture with an anti-ageing look. It also reduces damage and repairs the split ends.
How to Use
Shampoo : Take the desired amount (depending on the hair length and density) of De Fabulous Marula Oil
Shampoo in your palm.
Apply it to wet hair and work it into a lather and massage it thoroughly to cleanse and remove dirt.
Rinse it off and repeat if necessary.
After shampooing, squeeze out the excess water from the hair.
Conditioner : Apply the desired amount (depending on the hair length and density) of De Fabulous Marula Oil
Conditioner from mid-length to the ends of your hair.
Leave the conditioner on your hair for 2 to 5 minutes and rinse it off.
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