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Spring is in the air and are we talking all the latest and greatest things that are putting a spring in our step. Let's start with our favorite way to start the day...Starbucks! Something about going to Starbucks just puts you in a happy mood, doesn't it? Well, they're making it even better by celebrating spring big time with new lavender flavored drinks. The Starbucks Lavender Cream Matcha and the Lavender Latte both are made with oat milk. The matcha just screams spring with delicious and creamy lavender cream cold foam on top. The latte is made with Starbucks Blonde Espresso and the perfect touch of lavender. Every sip will put you in a spring state of mind. They also have all this great colorful spring merch including cold cups, tumblers, and mugs. But hurry, the drinks and merch are only available for a limited-time, while they last this spring. Additionally, nothing puts a spring in your step quite like a good hair day. Pantene is truly a luxury hair brand but without the luxury price tag. They've just launched an amazing new duo, the Miracle Rescue Deep Repair Conditioner and Infinite Lengths with Pantene Pro-V Miracles Infinite Lengths Shampoo , available at Target. The true star of the show, the Miracle Rescue Deep Repair Conditioner has these melting pro-v pearls that actually melt directly into your hair strands and swell and then release nutrients into the crème. It repairs 6 months of damage all without weighing it down, and just leaves it strong and healthy looking. Use it with the Infinite Lengths with Pantene Pro-V Miracles Infinite Lengths Shampoo. It is packed with ingredients like biotin and collagen, leaving you with up to 90% less hair breakage and really stands up to environment stressors and heat styling. And the best part these work as well as their $60 competitors out there. They're available for less than $13.00 each at Target and you know you can do a lot with those savings too such as buy more things at Target and more Starbuck lattes.
Spring is in the air and are we talking all the latest and greatest things that are putting a spring in our step. Let's start with our favorite way to start the day...Starbucks! Something about going to Starbucks just puts you in a happy mood, doesn't it? Well, they're making it even better by celebrating spring big time with new lavender flavored drinks. The Starbucks Lavender Cream Matcha and the Lavender Latte both are made with oat milk. The matcha just screams spring with delicious and creamy lavender cream cold foam on top. The latte is made with Starbucks Blonde Espresso and the perfect touch of lavender. Every sip will put you in a spring state of mind. They also have all this great colorful spring merch including cold cups, tumblers, and mugs. But hurry, the drinks and merch are only available for a limited-time, while they last this spring. Additionally, nothing puts a spring in your step quite like a good hair day. Pantene is truly a luxury hair brand but without the luxury price tag. They've just launched an amazing new duo, the Miracle Rescue Deep Repair Conditioner and Infinite Lengths with Pantene Pro-V Miracles Infinite Lengths Shampoo , available at Target. The true star of the show, the Miracle Rescue Deep Repair Conditioner has these melting pro-v pearls that actually melt directly into your hair strands and swell and then release nutrients into the crème. It repairs 6 months of damage all without weighing it down, and just leaves it strong and healthy looking. Use it with the Infinite Lengths with Pantene Pro-V Miracles Infinite Lengths Shampoo. It is packed with ingredients like biotin and collagen, leaving you with up to 90% less hair breakage and really stands up to environment stressors and heat styling. And the best part these work as well as their $60 competitors out there. They're available for less than $13.00 each at Target and you know you can do a lot with those savings too such as buy more things at Target and more Starbuck lattes.
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