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WINTERIZATION: HAITIAN STYLE

So, as you all know Winter is official here! Can't complain where I am because it honestly has been great. New York Winter has improved tremendously. But, to keep up with the change of weather, it is imperative to implement a winterization plan to alleviate dry skin, dry scalp and hair, whether you are natural or not. I like to stack up with these three products displayed before you:



These products are from Kreyol Essence . I am totally in love with the idea of adding a pleasant scent to Black Castor Oil. It generally has a harsh smell, but Kreyol Essence has made it possible for us to enjoy it with a Lavender, Peppermint, Citrus twist, just to name a few choices. I apply the Haitian Black Castor Oil to my scalp to stimulate my follicles for new hair growth. Haitian Black Castor Oil is strong and powerful. You feel it working with simply one application. The feeling is a tingling sensation which remains for days per my personal observation. Goat and Coconut Cream, better known as Krem Ak Let is the product I use to moisturize my hair. It works well on all types of hair. I love applying it to my braids because it detangles my hair and makes the process of removing braids so much easier. And, my all time favorite is Haitian Shea Butter, I am delighted to have found this product. It can be used for so many different purposes, such as skin moisture and therapy, scalp and hair hydration. I personally use it on my face, apply it as a moisturizer daily under my loose powder during the cold days. It does wonders. My skin feels great and it has a new softness to it. I also apply it in the areas where we have hard skin, such elbows and knees; applying it in those areas are quite therapeutic, especially if you suffer from joint pain. Yes, I can testify to that!

The beauty of these products per my personal observation is that they can be mixed together or with other products as well to maximize results. My favorite mix is Haitian Black Castor Oil & Amla Oil. I use this mix as a pre-poo treatment before washing my hair. The results are phenomenal. My hair is now thicker and fuller than it has ever been due to this treatment.






Amla Oil may be purchased at local drug stores such CVS, Rite Aid, and Walgreen's. Here is the link to my previous post on AMLA OIL.


Feel free to winterize with Kreyol Essence. Be equipped to face the cold with some Haitian Flavor.


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