Maya’s Potion Rapid Growth Oil 75ml
₦4,000.00
INGREDIENTS
Olive oil, Peppermint, Henna.
HOW TO USE
Apply to scalp and hair tips
USES
Improves hair growth and Prevents hair loss...< a href="#" id="short_description-readmore"> read more
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Description
- INGREDIENTS
Olive oil, Peppermint, Henna.
- HOW TO USE
Apply to scalp and hair tips
- USES
Improves hair growth and Prevents hair loss
Brand
Maya's Potion
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