OGX Deeply Restoring + Pracaxi Recovery Oil AntiFrizz Shampoo with Murumuru Butter to Intensely Hydrate Curly Wavy Hair SulfateFree Surfactants for ColorTreated Hair, 13 Fl Oz

• CLEANSE & CONDITION OGX Pracaxi Recovery Oil Shampoo is infused with pracaxi oil and murumuru butter to thoroughly cleanse, deeply moisturize, and restore hair to its softest, silkiest, most hydrated state.
• RECOVER, RESTORE, REPEAT. Keep frizz and dryness to a minimum with this deeply cleansing, nourishing shampoo. Apply to wet hair and work into a rich lather from scalp through ends and rinse thoroughly. Follow with OGX Pracaxi Recovery Oil Conditioner.
• NATURALLY FABULOUS This anti-frizz shampoo helps leave curls smooth & silky for a naturally lush look. You'll feel healthy, hydrated, and ready to flaunt the bouncy results out on the town or comfy at home. You're in charge here.
• STRAIGHT FROM BRAZIL Pracaxi oil comes from a tree found in Brazil while Murumuru butter is pressed from the seeds of the Brazilian murumuru tree, and it helps dry hair hold onto moisture.
• HAIRCARE WITH A CAUSE A percentage of the proceeds from this product will go to the Brazilian Public Fund, which supports conservation of Pracaxi Seed Oil and invests in replanting Pracaxi in Brazil.
• Brand: OGX

Style: **Shampoo**
OGX Pracaxi Recovery Oil Shampoo keeps frizz and dryness to a minimum with a
blend of pracaxi oil and murumuru butter. Deeply cleanse and nourish hair to
its softest, silkiest state with this hydrating Brazilian shampoo for damaged
hair. The color-safe anti-frizz formula leaves curls smooth & silky for a
naturally lush look. Pracaxi oil comes from a tree found in Brazil—while
murumuru butter is pressed from the seeds of the Brazilian murumuru tree and
helps dry hair hold onto moisture. This deeply restoring shampoo is suitable
for curly, wavy, damaged, frizzy, coarse, natural or color-treated hair. A
percentage of the proceeds from this product will go to the Brazilian Public
Fund, which supports conservation of Pracaxi Seed Oil and invests in
replanting Pracaxi in Brazil.