Growth Essentials Rosemary Pomade
The Growth Essentials Rosemary Pomade helps to fill in thinning edges and hairlines, as well as relieve dry and flaky scalps.
This blend of coconut oil, jojoba oil, emu oil, sulfur, and rosemary oil was blended with a light texture so as not to weigh down the scalp and hair.
DIRECTIONS: (For scalp)—Apply a dime- to nickel-sized amount of pomade to the scalp. Massage in well. Use two to three times per week, or as needed.
DIRECTIONS: (For hair)—Apply a quarter-sized amount to hair per quarter section. It can be used on wet or dry hair. Use as needed.
DIRECTIONS: (For beards)—Apply a nickel-sized amount to damp or dry beards. Use daily or as needed.
Ingredients: coconut oil, jojoba oil, emu oil, sulfur, rosemary oil
The saturated, polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fatty acids in coconut oil work together to nourish and prevent protein loss in the hair. Its emollient and conditioning properties are especially beneficial for dry, damaged hair.
Jojoba oil is actually a liquid wax that closely matches our natural sebum. It sinks into the skin without clogging pores, and it softens the hair. Jojoba oil’s emollient and conditioning properties, as well as its light texture, make it an excellent choice for scalp use.
Emu oil is an anti-inflammatory agent that stimulates the hair’s natural growing ability. This powerful oil from the emu contains Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids, both of which aid in increasing moisture and preventing breakage.
As a key element in our hair, sulfur promotes hair growth by providing the scalp and follicles with the necessary amount of collagen and keratin. It also keeps the hair cells alive and forms new healthy cells.
Rosemary fights against hair loss and prevents thinning hair by stimulating the scalp. It is also known to stave off premature graying and reduce dry and flaky scalp.
Do not use if you are allergic to sulfur. If you would like for your growth pomades to be sulfur-free, please contact us.
DISCLAIMER: This product is not meant to treat, cure, or diagnose any illnesses.
The Growth Essentials Rosemary Pomade helps to fill in thinning edges and hairlines, as well as relieve dry and flaky scalps.
This blend of coconut oil, jojoba oil, emu oil, sulfur, and rosemary oil was blended with a light texture so as not to weigh down the scalp and hair.
DIRECTIONS: (For scalp)—Apply a dime- to nickel-sized amount of pomade to the scalp. Massage in well. Use two to three times per week, or as needed.
DIRECTIONS: (For hair)—Apply a quarter-sized amount to hair per quarter section. It can be used on wet or dry hair. Use as needed.
DIRECTIONS: (For beards)—Apply a nickel-sized amount to damp or dry beards. Use daily or as needed.
Ingredients: coconut oil, jojoba oil, emu oil, sulfur, rosemary oil
The saturated, polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fatty acids in coconut oil work together to nourish and prevent protein loss in the hair. Its emollient and conditioning properties are especially beneficial for dry, damaged hair.
Jojoba oil is actually a liquid wax that closely matches our natural sebum. It sinks into the skin without clogging pores, and it softens the hair. Jojoba oil’s emollient and conditioning properties, as well as its light texture, make it an excellent choice for scalp use.
Emu oil is an anti-inflammatory agent that stimulates the hair’s natural growing ability. This powerful oil from the emu contains Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids, both of which aid in increasing moisture and preventing breakage.
As a key element in our hair, sulfur promotes hair growth by providing the scalp and follicles with the necessary amount of collagen and keratin. It also keeps the hair cells alive and forms new healthy cells.
Rosemary fights against hair loss and prevents thinning hair by stimulating the scalp. It is also known to stave off premature graying and reduce dry and flaky scalp.
Do not use if you are allergic to sulfur. If you would like for your growth pomades to be sulfur-free, please contact us.
DISCLAIMER: This product is not meant to treat, cure, or diagnose any illnesses.
The Growth Essentials Rosemary Pomade helps to fill in thinning edges and hairlines, as well as relieve dry and flaky scalps.
This blend of coconut oil, jojoba oil, emu oil, sulfur, and rosemary oil was blended with a light texture so as not to weigh down the scalp and hair.
DIRECTIONS: (For scalp)—Apply a dime- to nickel-sized amount of pomade to the scalp. Massage in well. Use two to three times per week, or as needed.
DIRECTIONS: (For hair)—Apply a quarter-sized amount to hair per quarter section. It can be used on wet or dry hair. Use as needed.
DIRECTIONS: (For beards)—Apply a nickel-sized amount to damp or dry beards. Use daily or as needed.
Ingredients: coconut oil, jojoba oil, emu oil, sulfur, rosemary oil
The saturated, polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fatty acids in coconut oil work together to nourish and prevent protein loss in the hair. Its emollient and conditioning properties are especially beneficial for dry, damaged hair.
Jojoba oil is actually a liquid wax that closely matches our natural sebum. It sinks into the skin without clogging pores, and it softens the hair. Jojoba oil’s emollient and conditioning properties, as well as its light texture, make it an excellent choice for scalp use.
Emu oil is an anti-inflammatory agent that stimulates the hair’s natural growing ability. This powerful oil from the emu contains Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids, both of which aid in increasing moisture and preventing breakage.
As a key element in our hair, sulfur promotes hair growth by providing the scalp and follicles with the necessary amount of collagen and keratin. It also keeps the hair cells alive and forms new healthy cells.
Rosemary fights against hair loss and prevents thinning hair by stimulating the scalp. It is also known to stave off premature graying and reduce dry and flaky scalp.
Do not use if you are allergic to sulfur. If you would like for your growth pomades to be sulfur-free, please contact us.
DISCLAIMER: This product is not meant to treat, cure, or diagnose any illnesses.