hot-oil-treatment

Hot oil treatments are one of the best ways to put moisture back
into hair to protect it.

Relaxed hair can become very damaged as a result of chemical
applications and heat abuse.

Not only do hot oil treatments add moisture, they also give
strength and body to your hair as well.

Penetrating natural oils like avocado, kukui nut, olive and herbal
extracts coat your hair and scalp for added protection against
relaxers.

Protect and Strengthen Your Hair

Relaxers, color treatments and heat styling put your hair under stress and without enough moisture will lead to
damage.

Your hair will be strong, healthy and vitally alive.

A must-have for hair that's been damaged from coloring, blow-drying, straightening or other processing.

Deep, penetrating and soothing essential oils revive and restore hair's elasticity, resilience and over-all strength.

Makes dull, lifeless or damaged hair more manageable.

Heat bottle in hot tap water for 2-3 minutes. Work thoroughly into shampooed, towel-dried hair and leave
on 1 minute or longer if hair is damaged.

Massage oil thoroughly into the hair so that all the hair will be able to be exposed to the hot oil.

You can use the hot oil treatment once a week or as often as needed.

We recommend using our natural shampoo to remove build-up to take away the oil and conditioning from other products.
This shampoo cleans and detoxifies your hair, opens scalp pores and hair follicles.

It heats right in your
shower, so you don't have
to bother with microwaving
it to the perfect
temperature, or accidentally
scorching your scalp. And
using hot oil is the fastest
non-salon way of making
your hair amazingly soft and
silky. My hair never looked
or felt this good before.
yulia p   TUCSON AZ

I LOVE this stuff. I put it
on before washing your
hair, so it's much easier.
Leaves hair soft, silky,
and smelling good.
Alyssa C Waukegan IL

Great hair care product! I
have chemically
straightened which is prone
to split-ends and dryness. I
could tell a major difference
in how my hair looked and
felt after about two uses. It
was much softer and
healthier looking, especially
at the ends!
Olivia J   Indianapolis IN

I think the success of it
lies in it's simplicity. It's
simple to use, the
ingredients is simple,
you're not putting loads
of chemicals on your
hair, and it's for all hair
types. Simple!! Try this
natural oil treatment.
Genna S   Claymont DE

It really does the trick, if
using it on the length of
the hair it gives a healthy
shine, and if you are using it
on the scalp gives a great
dose of moisture if you are
prone to dandruff.
Dena J Savannah GA

I love this product! It is
one of the best products
for my black hair in the
JustNatural line and I
love
them all! You must try
this is you have
damaged hair - from
coloring, perms, wind,
humidity, or just
damage from winter!
adela n.   houston TX

This natuaral hot oil
treatment is the very best.
I have very coarse, thick
black hair. Using this oil I
leave it on my hair, place a
shower cap on and do
some housework, and bam
-- in about 20 minutes, you
wash and have silky,
unbelievably gorgeous hair!
Terry P. Estill Springs, TN

Hair breakage, thinning, lack of growth, scalp irritation, damage and hair loss are just some of the complaints
from many who experience problems due to chemical hair relaxers.

Sodium Hydroxide is the strongest chemical used in most relaxers because it provides dramatic long lasting
effects. However, this is found in drain cleaners which demonstrate the strength of this chemical. It is in products
that are referred to as lye relaxers.

Guanidine Hydroxide is the chemical used in what are called no-lye relaxers. This can be misleading to some
because it is a very strong chemical that can damage your hair and scalp also.

The relaxer penetrates the inner layer of hair and loosens the natural curl pattern by breaking its structure. This
inner layer of the hair gives curly hair its shape while providing strength and elasticity. The process of relaxing
your hair to straighten it leaves hair weak and susceptible to breaking or further damage. Once hair is relaxed it
is irreversible until it grows out.

Relaxers should never be applied to already damaged hair or scalp. A protective barrier such as a cream should
always be applied to help protect the scalp so that no chemical product comes in contact with your scalp. This
will help to prevent scalp burn and root damage.

If chemically straightened hair is not given special treatment it can become dry, damaged and begin breaking. If
not repaired, it can lead to hair thinning and loss. Regular deep conditioning is a must.