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CND Bright Citron Scrub renews, purifies, and hydrates skin for beautiful at home spa pampering. WHAT IT DOES CND Spa Gardenia Woods Scrub contains moisture beads that gently remove dull surface cells for a smoother texture. The silky formula imparts a soft, supple feel to skin as the…
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Gardenia Woods Soak is a softening sea salt bath that delicately cleanses without drying skin. WHAT IT DOES CND Spa Gardenia Woods Soak is an indulgence of rich moisture that hydrate skin with a botanical blend of soothing chamomile and purifying sandalwood. This silky formula imparts a soft, supple…
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Infused with a rich blend of nourishing oils to help moisturize skin. Locks in moisture leaving skin replenished. Non drying clays remove dull surface layer. Leaves skin pampered and renewed.
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Provides intense exfoliation. Contains natural oils to help prevent moisture loss. Gives skin a dewy, nourished appearance. Reveals smoother, healthy looking skin.
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CND Citrus SpaManicure Illuminating Masque reduces visible signs of aging. A lustrous hand masque with a firming peptide complex and Citrus and grapeseed oils.
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Award-winning Stickey™ base coat anchors polish in place and improves wearability.
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CND Stickey Base Coat is a soft, sticky base coat that anchors color to the nail and improves wearability.
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A nourishing and strengthening nail coating that adds protection while thickening and smoothing the nail surface. Formulated to resist chipping and cracking of the natural nail with ingredients that condition and coat.
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The name says it all! The Super Shiney™ top coat gives a super-hard, long-lasting finish that resists scratches and shines bright.
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CND Super Shiney Top Coat is a super-hard, high-gloss top coat that produces a durable, long-lasting, scratch-resistant shine.
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Be inspired by Frayed Edges, speckled texture, and rugged lines to encompass an Ec0-conscious look. Embrace True in imperfection this fall.
Colors : Leather Goods, Needles & Red , Rags to Stitches, Silky Sienna, Teal Textile, What’s Old is Blue Again.
