Jamaican Black Castor Oil In Ghana Now!

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By courtesy of sheabuttercottage, JBCO is now available in Accra. If you don't know the essence of this oil, read these...
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Jamaican Black Castor Oil works for all hair types. It will moisturize, thicken, strengthen and rapidly increase hair growth. It increases blood flow to the scalp, supplying valuable nutrients to hair follicles. Jamaican Black Castor Oil will also prevent hair breakages, dandruff, eczema and dry, itchy scalp. Jamaican Black Castor Oil has crossed over into other ethnic groups, and is now being used widely for some of the same purposes, as well as new found uses including eyelash and eyebrow hair growth and as massage oil...Over the last ten years, it is an established precedent that Jamaican Black Castor oil is more effective than the clear pharmacy castor oil because of the ash content due to roasting of the beans. Therefore, it stands to reason that the more ash content, the more effective the oil. This is not a myth, it is evidence based on scientific facts.
hairliciousinc.com
When I use JBCO, my roots/new growth stays soft, moist and shiny!! It acts like a humectant drawing in moisture.
Contact:
GHlonghair or SheabutterCottageGhana


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  1. Southern Girl2:37 am

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  2. Southern Girl2:38 am

    This oil is almost entirely responsible for my hair getting thick again. It's in my leave in conditioner and my oil mix. LOVE it, even though I opt for the lavender scent to kill some of the strong order-it's the best thing ever. Had to edit cause my fingers got stupid lol.

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  3. Emprezz Abena10:13 am

    First of all, thank you for dropping by. Love your style of creating humour in your post. I have been using the regular castor oil and it helped with the thickness so I expect better results from this one.

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  4. gigi4:33 pm

    i like the way you run your blog so much helpful informations keep it up!

    i have heard so much good about JBCO i can't wait to see it work on my edges (they are almost bald :( that's why i would like to know in which shop in GhANA you bought your JBCO: they address and there phone number please, i tried the one on the post but it's not working. Thx

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  5. ghanaianemprezz8:39 pm

    So sorry you can't get through the number. That's the only one we have now. BTW, I use the regular castor oil.

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  6. Akua2:55 pm

    I get mine by placing an order at: todaysnaira@hotmail.com This seller usually ships outside Nigeria to other African countries.
    I got mine within a week of ordering. It was shipped to my residence in Accra.

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