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Essential Oils For Afro Textured Hair

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If you’re looking for a natural alternative to care for your Afro Texture hair, essential oils could be the key.  Your kinky, curly, coiled hair is shaped differently and has a magnificent history. We want you to celebrate it! 

Essential oils have been part of the stories and celebrations for centuries when it comes to your hair and its health.

Essential oils are a natural alternative for the care and maintenance of your hair.  They’re lightweight and penetrate your hair and scalp well.  

Many of them have been known to stimulate your scalp, increase circulation, nourish hair follicles, grow it and improve your overall hair health.

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Essential Oils For Afro Textured Hair-How To Nurture Replenish and Grow It Using Them

-You’ll learn which essential oils are best for your unique hair.

-You’ll learn about carrier oils and the ones best used for your hair and scalp care

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-You’ll even find recipes to try

-There’s information on the importance of Nutrition and Lifestyle Choices and how each affects your hair.

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