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Huile Palma Christi (Black Castor Oil)
Most hair oils use plain Castor Oil. We ensure Haitian Black Castor Oil is made from the highest quality castor beans which are fire-roasted, pulverized in a mortar then slow boiled to preserve its nutritional content, natural magnetism, and balance. You can rest assured knowing that you’re getting the very best, completely Pure And Unrefined natural oils your hair, eyelashes, and eyebrows deserve!
Great For Eyelashes And Eyebrows – Simple application to eyelashes and brow lines can help promote eyelash and eyebrow recovery. Because it’s 100% pure, it easily absorbs into your lashes and brows.
All Natural, Hair Growth – Haitian Black Castor Oil stimulates & nourishes hair follicles. Designed to revitalize, strengthen and protect. For restoration, stronger, thicker & long lasting hair. Also great for dry brittle hair, dry scalps, and dandruff.
Made In Haiti – Manufactured Under The Highest Quality Standards. Free Of Contamination, Molds And Toxins. 100% Natural With No Added Fillers, Fragrances, Additives, GMO's, Or Parabens.
Risk Free – Comes With Our Customer Satisfaction 100% Guarantee! No Questions Asked, 100% Money Back Guarantee When You Purchase Today!
Packaged in 4 Oz Bottles
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