2-IN-1 CURL DEFINING GEL CREAM | Leave-in styling treatment that combines the nourishment of a cream with the hold of a gel to define curls in one step. Helps control frizz while leaving curls soft, bouncy and naturally shaped without a crunchy finish. BENEFITS & ACTIVE INGREDIENTS | Enriched with Organic Mango to deeply nourish dry, fragile curls and a plant-based starch curl-defining complex to shape, enhance and hold curls from root to tip while maintaining flexibility and shine. ECO-RESPONSIBLE FORMULA | Made with 99% natural-origin ingredients, including 21% from Organic Farming and 99% of agricultural ingredients certified organic. Features a 100% natural-origin fragrance and a clean, vegan formula. HOW TO USE | After washing and detangling, gently towel-dry hair. Apply a small amount evenly through the lengths, detangle if needed, then scrunch curls upwards to encourage definition. Leave to air dry or use a diffuser. CENTIFOLIA COMMITMENT | Centifolia combines botanical expertise with scientifically selected natural ingredients to create high-quality vegan haircare that respects both people and nature. Made in France.
Liki 24Description Centifolia 2-in-1 Organic Anti-Frizz Curl Defining Gel-Cream 150ml combines the softness of a cream with the sheathing effectiveness of a gel, for a double action. Its light and moisturizing formula penetrates instantly without weighing hair down, while controlling frizz. The curls are well-defined, flexible, shiny and perfectly fixed, without any stiffness. From root to tip, the hair is coated, protected, and remains natural to the touch. Easy to apply, this gel-cream is suitable for all types of curls, from light waves to defined curls. The ideal ally for controlled, hydrated and radiant curls. 99% of ingredients are of natural origin. 21% of the total ingredients are from Organic Farming. Cosmos Organic certified by Ecocert Green life according to the Cosmos standard. Vegan. Made in France.
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