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SoCozy Kids Haircare Launches Boing Collection for Curls

SoCozy kids haircare has launched its Boing Curl collection for corkscrews, kinks, coils, ringlets and everything in-between. The collection aims to simplify curl care for kids with Boing Curl Shampoo, Boing Curl Conditioner and Boing Curl ...

Lauren Quick
Lauren QuickContributor
February 12, 2016
SoCozy Kids Haircare Launches Boing Collection for Curls

 

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SoCozy kids haircare has launched its Boing Curl collection for corkscrews, kinks, coils, ringlets and everything in-between. 

The collection aims to simplify curl care for kids with Boing Curl Shampoo, Boing Curl Conditioner and Boing Curl Gel-Cream. Formulations are free of parabens, sulfates, phthalates, synthetic color, propylene glycol, formaldehyde, gluten, wheat, peanuts and tree nuts.

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"After countless conversations with frustrated parents who are unfamiliar with styling textured hair, we developed Boing as a solution to help them style their children's hair with confidence," says Cozy Friedman, founder of SoCozy and Cozy's Cuts for Kids salons in NYC. 

Product info

  • Boing Curl Shampoo: Gentle cleanser removes dirt and buildup while reinforcing and preserving curls' natural moisture balance. Reduces breakage and improves elasticity without stripping moisture or natural oils. Key ingredients include plum seed oil, watermelon seed oil, aloe barbadensis leaf extract, hydrolyzed keratin and olive oil.

  • Boing Curl Conditioner: Moisturizes dry, unruly curls without weighing hair down. Helps detangle, reduce breakage and battle frizz. Keeps hair soft and shiny. Key ingredients include mango seed butter, soybean oil, aloe barbadensis leaf extract, papaya extract and hydrolyzed rice protein.

  • Boing Curl Gel-Cream: Gel-cream styler moisturizes and smoothes hair for touchable curls while simultaneously creating curl memory for defined, frizz-free locks. Lightweight, crunch-free and non-greasy. Key ingredients include soybean oil, blue poppy, algae extract, pineapple extract, white willow bark extract and ginseng extract.

For more info, visit socozy.com.

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