Therapy Session Deep Conditioning Hair Mask Review
Budget deep conditioner surfaced by an ingredient-matching tool as a high ingredient-overlap 'dupe' for No.3, driven by shared generic conditioning agents (cetearyl alcohol, behentrimonium chloride, dimethicone, hydrolyzed protein) rather than any bond-building active, which is absent — it is a rinse-out conditioner, not a bond-repair product, despite the ingredient-overlap score. Confirmed real and currently sold at Target, but Target's own listing shows a $6.99-$15.99 range across the sizes it stocks, topping out below the $18.99 previously cited for the 13.5oz size, so that exact price is left unconfirmed here pending a direct retailer-page check.
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- Listed size
- 13.5 oz
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Budget deep conditioner surfaced by an ingredient-matching tool as a high ingredient-overlap 'dupe' for No.3, driven by shared generic conditioning agents (cetearyl alcohol, behentrimonium chloride, dimethicone, hydrolyzed protein) rather than any bond-building active, which is absent — it is a rinse-out conditioner, not a bond-repair product, despite the ingredient-overlap score. Confirmed real and currently sold at Target, but Target's own listing shows a $6.99-$15.99 range across the sizes it stocks, topping out below the $18.99 previously cited for the 13.5oz size, so that exact price is left unconfirmed here pending a direct retailer-page check.
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Budget deep conditioner surfaced by an ingredient-matching tool as a high ingredient-overlap 'dupe' for No.3, driven by shared generic conditioning agents (cetearyl alcohol, behentrimonium chloride, dimethicone, hydrolyzed protein) rather than any bond-building active, which is absent — it is a rinse-out conditioner, not a bond-repair product, despite the ingredient-overlap score. Confirmed real and currently sold at Target, but Target's own listing shows a $6.99-$15.99 range across the sizes it stocks, topping out below the $18.99 previously cited for the 13.5oz size, so that exact price is left unconfirmed here pending a direct retailer-page check.