Cantu Locks Maintenance Bundle

The Cantu Locks Maintenance Bundle includes everything you need to nurture and maintain your natural hair. From cleansing and conditioning to styling, Cantu's trusted products ensure your locks stay vibrant and full of life. Set Contents: Cantu Protective Styles Hair Bath & Cleanser 296ml Powered by apple cider vinegar, the cleanser helps to rid the hair of impurities and product build-up, while nourishing the strands and neutralising odour. Co-developed with Emmy award-winning hairstylist Angela Stevens, the potent formula is expertly designed for use on natural hair and extensions, ideal for wigs, braids, weaves and locs. Cantu Protective Styles Braiding & Twisting Gel 227g Helping to keep your styles slicked down and in place, the gel is perfect for pre-braiding prep. The non-greasy formula features castor seed oil to hydrate and nourish the hair, protecting against the look of fly aways for a sleeker finish. Long-lasting, the gel is ideal for use under weaves and wigs, alongside encouraging better manageability of box braids. Cantu Protective Styles Daily Oil Drops with Tea Tree Oil 59ml Formulated with peppermint and tea tree oil, the drops help to nourish the scalp when wearing protective styles. The addition of avocado oil replenishes the hair’s moisture, while a blend of rice bran and nettle extract works to minimise the risk of breakage. Hair feels stronger with a touchably soft finish. Cantu Protective Styles Hair Freshener 118ml Ideal for wigs, braids, weaves and locs, the Cantu Protective Styles Hair Refreshener is expertly formulated with apple cider vinegar to help refresh natural hair and extensions. Thanks to a blend of tea tree and lavender oils, the mist works to remove trapped odours, replacing any unpleasant smell with a clean scent for long-lasting freshness.
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