Sheamoisture Baby Deep Conditioner Manuka Honey & Lavender For Delicate Hair And Skin Nighttime Skin And Hair Care Regimen 12 Oz

New Sheamoisture Baby Manuka Honey & Lavender Deep Conditioner Helps You Bond With Baby And Create A Relaxing Nighttime Skin And Hair Care Regimen
This Deep Conditioner Is Infused With A Blend Of Plant-Based Oils, Manuka Honey And A Soothing Lavender Scent To Help Keep Your Baby'S Curls Hydrated And Soft
This Conditioner Is Part Of The Sheamoisture Baby Hair Care Range, Created To Serve Babies With Melanin-Rich Skin And Textured Hair
After Shampooing, Apply To Baby’S Wet Hair; Gently Run Fingers From Roots To Ends; Leave Conditioner In Hair For 2-3 Minutes And Rinse Out; Can Be Left In Overnight, No Need To Rinse
All Sheamoisture Hair Care Products Are Sustainably Produced And Cruelty-Free; This Hair Conditioner For Babies Is Pediatrician-Tested, Hypoallergenic And Tear-Free
The New Sheamoisture Baby Manuka Honey & Lavender Deep Conditioner Helps You Bond With Baby And Create A Relaxing Nighttime Skin And Hair Care Regimen. Pamper Your Baby'S Hair With This Ultra-Moisturizing Deep Conditioner. Blended With Plant-Based Oils, Manuka Honey And A Soothing Lavender Scent, This Hair Conditioner Formula Will Help Keep Your Baby'S Curls Hydrated And Soft. After Shampooing, Apply Sheamoisture Baby Manuka Honey & Lavender Deep Conditioner To Baby’S Wet Hair. Gently Run Fingers From Roots To Ends To Distribute Evenly, Massaging Ends And Lengths. Leave In Hair For 2-3 Minutes And Rinse-Out Thoroughly With Warm Water. It Can Also Be Left In Overnight, No Need To Rinse. All Sheamoisture Skin And Hair Products Are Sustainably Produced And Cruelty-Free. Our Story: Sheamoisture Is The Legacy Of Sofi Tucker, A Pioneering Mother Of Four And Entrepreneur, Who Sold Shea Butter, African Black Soap And Homemade Beauty Preparations In Sierra Leone In 1912. We Honor Her Vision By Continuing To Formulate With Raw Shea Butter Handcrafted By Women In Africa. With Every Purchase, You Show Support Of Our Mission To Reinvest Back In Our Communities