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NATURE'S BLESSINGS HAIR POMADE

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I like it. This grease is very light and does not weigh the hair down and make it feel heavy.I use it on my scalp sometimes i may try it on the hair when i do twists. Bottom line its good stuff.
 
Anyone still using this? I saw some in the BSS today and bought some. I liked the ingredients and thought I'd give it a try.
 
I used it last night before I went to bed. It's a little greasy but not too bad and the smell isn't so bad either.
It did make my hair itch, but it's the same kinda itch that I get when I use MT...so maybe it's a good thing.
By the time I finish the jar I'll know whether to repurchase or not.
 
Bumping...

Happened upon this in the Islamic store today. I needed a hair pomade since my Amla Hair food is done and the store is not getting stock in a while.

Nature's Blessings has nettle, rosemary, sage, peppermint, thyme, alfalfa, Pure Virgin Olive Oil, Pure Coconut Oil, Sage Oil, Rosemary Oil, Bergamot Oil, Chlorophyll (from nettle and spinach), Pure mineral jelly, natural fragrance and Good Intention <<<<Love that part!

anyone still using this?
 
Bumping....

Anyone still using this? My Co Worker let me try some of hers and I love the smell of it. I think I'm goin to purchase some later on today.
 
My DH uses this, I used to use it on twists for that shiny look and I loved th eingredients. I stopped using it when I realized pure mineral jelly just meant petroleum. He still uses it though.
 
I almost never grease my scalp anymore. But when my stylist sees dry spots, she'll lightly dab it in areas and give me a scalp massage. I like it and I can even use it to moisturize my lips. It says it on the jar and I did one day at the salon when I left my chapstick at home.
 
:rolleyes: Bumping...

I just ordered some of this pomade after eyeing it and hearing about it on this forum several months ago and began using it around 4/15/10. The first time I greased my whole scalp because I have it cornrowed and I thought it would be good and after that I almost threw up because of the smell. So I decided just to focus on certain areas of my scalp that need extra moisture and beneficial herbs, but I added some vanilla essential oil to it and it has tamed the smell a lot.:yep: I will continue to use this at least until my next length check in July to see if it has help my hair grow.
 
i love this pomade. Am on my second jar now and i love the smell. It makes my hair really soft. It is kind of oily so you do not need much of it and i just apply it to my scalp. I found it at my local islamic store and i fell in love.

It does not list petroleum in the ingredients.
 
Stacy TheLady said:
i love this pomade. Am on my second jar now and i love the smell. It makes my hair really soft. It is kind of oily so you do not need much of it and i just apply it to my scalp. I found it at my local islamic store and i fell in love.

It does not list petroleum in the ingredients.
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the petroleum in nature's blessing is listed as "pure mineral jelly"
 
I love the scent. Reminds me of this hemp seed grease I used back in the day. Need to start working on the jar I have.
 
I bought some on the Ave. a few years back. I liked the ingredients but saw no difference in my hair.
 
Still using it but only when I recall I even have it-darned stash is overflowing with so many other things! Use it sometimes a few days before I'm going to shampoo my hair-it attracts dust to my hair but love it on my ends.
 
Bump - Does anyone still use NB? I'm curious because as much as I love my cocasta oil, sometimes I get the urge to grease my scalp. I'm also open to other suggestions. I'm relaxed, nearing APL. Thanks!
 
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