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Kreyòl Essence Haitian Black Castor Oil Light
The castor oil for hair that hates heavy oils.

Haitian black castor oil is roasted before pressing, which is why it smells smoky and sinks in heavier than the clear drugstore version. That density is the point — it seals moisture into thirsty ends and coats a dry scalp instead of evaporating off it.
Warm two or three drops between your palms and work it along the parts after a wash, or use it as a pre-poo the night before. On skin it doubles as a spot treatment for elbows, cuticles and the dry patch on your shins that shows up every January.
Use as the final step of the LOC method over a curl cream for definition that survives day three.
Check the size and ingredient list on the merchant's listing to make sure it suits your skin or hair type and any sensitivities. Keep the lid closed, store away from heat and direct sunlight, and use within the period-after-opening shown on the packaging.

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The castor oil for hair that hates heavy oils.


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