Aveeno Apple Cider Vinegar Clarifying In-Shower Rinse 6.8 Fl Oz
About the product:
SHINE & VOLUME: Apple Cider Vinegar In-Shower Hair Rinse is infused with farm-fresh inspired blends of oats and apple cider vinegar to clarify and add shine to enhance your hair's natural beauty. GENTLE CLEANSING: This hair treatment works to rebalance pH in hair, help promote a healthy scalp & enhance hair's natural beauty. It's free of sulfates, dyes & parabens & safe for color treated hair. FARM FRESH INSPIRED: We make hair care products that promote healthy hair & scalp, from shampoo & conditioner to hair masks, leave-in milks, mists & oils. SOOTHING PROPERTIES: We've been a trusted household brand since 1945. We're best known for our skin & hair care products, where oat's soothing properties are put to work on body, face and scalp BEAUTIFUL HAIR FROM ROOT TO TIP: Our hair care products are blended in perfect balance with wholesome ingredients to help soothe your scalp and nourish your strands for beautiful hair from root to tip
Description:
We believe that beautiful hair starts at the root. Add high shine to hair from root to tip with our farm-fresh inspired Apple Cider Vinegar In-Shower Hair Rinse. Hair treatment gently cleanses scalp by removing buildup and excess oil, while reinforcing shine. Infused with oats and apple cider vinegar, this hair rinse rebalances pH and helps to promote a healthy scalp. After shampooing, pour product over hair, evenly distribute from scalp to ends, massage into a lather, then rinse. The blend of ingredients work together to produce a sensational fragrance. Free from sulfates, parabens, and dyes, this product is safe for color-treated hair.
We source our oats from a quiet mill located along the rolling hills of the Mississippi River Valley, in a small town where pride and quality go hand-in-hand. We love the way we feel when everything is in balance. Each blend helps to soothe your scalp and nourish your strands from root to tip. Discover blends made with simple ingredients, from simpler times.
