Licetech V-comb A1 The Ordinary sodium caseinate Backed by a century

Licetech V-comb A1 The Ordinary sodium caseinate Backed by a century

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Licetech V comb A1 The Ordinary sodium caseinate Backed by a century sodium caseinate infantis Bi 26: CFU: 200 Million Allergen and Chemical Free: No nasty smells and no side effects As Easy as Combing the Hair: With its gentle and stainless steel teeth the V Comb combs out head lice and eggs from the head and extracts them into disposable capture filters through suction power for a simple and user friendly treatment Hygienic and Hands Free Disposal: featuring a patented capture filter system for a mess free disposal without the need for handling the nasty bugs Provides Immediate Visible Results: Head lice and eggs extracted from the head are immediately sucked into a capture filter housed within the LED illuminated chamber providing visible results as you comb the hair Rechargeable and cordless design makes it as easy as combing hair

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