Send an email to [email protected] It will be a lot easier to give you the appropriate feedback, via email 😄

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@@Thisislilian Exactly! The one for hair is loading 😁. You can however use it on your hair, if you want… it will work great. I just prefer it for my scalp.

Thank you dear, can you share the link of where you purchase Lanolin, Petrolatum & that Yellow sulphur please @EfikZara

That’s fine! Sulfur can totally be omitted. Now regarding the essential oils, please feel free to use the ones you prefer (that’s why I didn’t state it but I should have clarified that). Thanks for pointing that out 💙✨

I do and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with it. The brands that tell you mineral oil is bad for you, are just trying to push their products. Here’s a video I made a few years ago, debunking the myths about mineral oil 😄 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oq2IeqeKlbfedKM.htmlsi=St-AqsyNoHSnki_8

Thank you for watching the entire video, Roseline! Your commitment and consistency don’t go unnoticed. Thank you so much 💙🔵✨🦋🧢🅿️🐬

Toasting herbs can enhance their potency by breaking down the cell walls, releasing essential oils, and intensifying their flavor and aroma. This process can make the active compounds more available and effective, which is especially beneficial in herbal remedies and oils. Thanks for asking!

@@EfikZara thanks for responding

It’s my pleasure! Thank you for watching the entire video 🥹💙🔵🐬🦋✨

Thank you for watching all the way to the end! 😍❤️✨💙🦋🧢🥶🐬🥏🔵🅿️

Oh thank you! I think so too 🥹! It’s one of my fave colors to wear ❤️💋🌹💃🏾🍒

What is the name of lipstick? Where can I get it?

Thanks for sharing your experience. It sounds like you’ve been through a lot, and I can imagine how tough that must be 😢. Coconut oil might be causing issues, especially if you have low porosity hair. Shea butter can also have a similar effect if it’s not properly blended with other ingredients. Have you checked your hair porosity? Knowing that can really help in finding the right mix for your hair.

​@EfikZara how do you check for hair porosity please?

Great question! While the common hair porosity test (floating a strand in water) is popular, it is fallible and junk science. Here are some more reliable ways to check your hair porosity: 1. Product Response: Pay attention to how your hair responds to different products. For instance, does your hair take forever to absorb leave-in conditioners or oils, or does it soak them up quickly? 2. Drying Time: Notice how long your hair takes to dry after a thorough wash. If it takes a long time, you might have low porosity hair. If it dries quickly, it could be high porosity. 3. Styling Effects: After styling, observe if your hair contracts or remains fluffy. Low porosity hair tends to contract and constrict because the cuticles are tightly packed. High porosity hair, on the other hand, stays fluffy. 4. Water Absorption: Check how quickly your hair gets wet when you wash it. If it takes a long time for water to enter your hair, it’s likely low porosity. Conversely, if it gets wet quickly, it might be high porosity. 5. Clarifying: Hair with a lot of product build-up can seem like it has low porosity. Clarify your hair and then observe if it still has an aversion to water. If it does, you’re likely dealing with low porosity hair. These methods can give you a better understanding of your hair’s porosity and help you tailor your hair care routine more effectively. 💙✨

​@EfikZara thank you so much! I truly appreciate it. I'm just now starting to take my hair care seriously and this foundational information is much more needed. By the way, I just saw sulfur at the local market in Lagos yesterday and didn't know I could use it for hair care. Lemme go hunt that your video down on how to use it - and then run back to the market 😊

Thank you so much and thank you for watching all the way to the end!!! 💙💙🔵🧢🦋🐳🔹🧵🟦📘🎽🩵🦋🦕🥏

Awww, thank you so much!!