Coconut Oil + Olive Oil Hair Mask (4 oz.) ~ Essential Oils for Hair Growth ~ 100% Natural Ingredients

During a dermatologist study, specialists blended a formula of essential oils and other natural oils, designed to promote hair growth. These experts understood that scalp health serves an important function in productive, healthy hair follicles and that essential oils can alter the barrier functions of the scalp. Pampered Locks is the first brand to blend the essences derived from plants, flowers and wood resin that aide in scalp health, with coconut oil, jojoba oil, and other 100% purely natural oils, delivered through a hair care treatment. This nourishing blend of Coconut Oil + Olive Oil for hair restores hair's natural radiance by penetrating deep inside the hair shaft to moisturize, strengthen and protect from within each delicate strand. 100% natural ingredients that boost shine, softness and elasticity. Certified organic virgin coconut oil provides proteins essential for healthy hair, including vitamin E, vitamin K, and minerals such as iron. Organic extra virgin olive oil seals in sheen and replenishes brittle ends for flowing, more manageable locks. Golden natural jojoba oil aides in the delivery of nutrients to hair follicles, for balanced, thriving roots. Use regularly as a deep conditioning treatment, or leave in for all day luster. The best part, Pampered Locks Coconut Oil + Olive Oil Revitalizing Hair Mask is infused with essential oils for hair, including rosemary, lavender, Moroccan cedarwood and thyme. Pampered hair is left naturally radiant, silky soft, and full of life.

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