Bare Anatomy
Bare Anatomy Nature x Science Rosemary Water Spray for Hair Growth & Hair Thickness with Rice Water | 100% Natural Extract | Soft & Smooth Hair | Controls Hairfall & Adds Shine | Non-Greasy & Fast Absorbing | 200 ml
Best Skin Type
All Skin Types
Targets
Dandruff & Scalp
Key Ingredients
About this Product
100% Natural Rosemary & Rice Water Extract- Bare Anatomy Rosemary & Rice Water Hair Growth water spray is made with natural hair growth boosting, strengthening & conditioning ingredients like rosemary & rice water renowned for their benefits. This hair growth spray is a go-to root-to-tip solution for hair fall, hair thinning, frizz control, dry & brittle hair | Hair Growth & Thickness- This Rosemary Water & Rice Water Spray has a blend of hair growth ingredients making it an ideal solution for daily hair nourishment. It is a Dermat-verified hair care essential that has no artificial fragrance, alcohol, or mineral oil | Fast Absorbing Formula For All Hair Types- 97% of consumers who used this hair growth spray found it non-greasy and ideal for daily use. Its lightweight formula is quickly absorbed into the roots delivering powerful nourishment to hair follicles without weighing down your hair making it a perfect overnight, before shampoo, or as a leave-in treatment for all hair types |
About Bare Anatomy
Science-driven Indian haircare brand formulated at clinical pH levels with salon-grade actives. Free from sulphates and parabens.
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Bare Anatomy Nature x Science Rosemary Water Spray for Hair Growth & Hair Thickness with Rice Water | 100% Natural Extract | Soft & Smooth Hair | Controls Hairfall & Adds Shine | Non-Greasy & Fast Absorbing | 200 ml is formulated for dandruff & scalp, best suited for all skin types skin types.
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