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ChebePowder
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IMPORTANT: AFTER USE OF HAIR THAT HAS BEEN INTENSIVELY CHEMICALLY TREATED, DAMAGED AND LIFELESS HAIR MAY BE HARD DUE TO LIGHTEN AND MAKE COMBINING DIFFICULT. FOR THIS, YOU CAN MAKE COMBINING EASIER WITH PLENTY OF HAIR CONDITIONER AFTER APPLICATION OR SUPPORT THOSE AREAS WITH OIL AFTER APPLICATION. YOUR LADY.
Chebe Powder and Karkar Oil Story of Chad Women
“Chébé is a gift left to the mountain by God to grow our hair long” Female members of the Izou tribe and other nomadic women of the region are known for their thick, shiny hair that usually falls well below waist level. The key to maintaining their length is Chébé Powder and Karkar Oil, an ancient hair care ritual practiced by their Ancestors for thousands of years. In the rocky mountains of Chad's Guéra region, a native plant with rust-colored flower buds called croton gratissimus, known as Chébé, grows in droves. From February to April, its seeds are harvested, then dried in the sun, sorted and roasted before turning into a silky fine powder. Queens of Chad " Dr. Mom Hand Chébé powder mixture is like a recipe" is prepared with great effort and effort for our hair. Chébé can be traced back more than a thousand years through petroglyphs and rock art paintings found on the sandstone peaks of the Ennedi Plateau in the Sahara. "Queens Chébé are really important to us because we see healthy, beautiful long hair as the ultimate symbol of femininity and vitality" Chébé, like many Chadian beauty rituals, can also mark different rites of passage, such as a young girl reaching puberty or becoming a mother. Today, Chébé is still a tradition unique to Chad. However, it is a powerful care treatment for natural long hair, says Dr. It spreads all over the world with Mom Hand. "He brings this extraordinary heritage to you by ensuring that it is well preserved for us and future generations. "Dr., who has devoted his life to educating the world about the various ancient beauty rituals of the continent with organic products. Mom says Hand Chébé embodies the spirit of African beauty, from harvest to hair. “Beauty is being in harmony with everything that surrounds us and within us,” he says. "This is an intense cultural memory of transferring and sharing knowledge and culture," said Dr. Mom Hand “These are privileged moments of the merging and transformation of nature with man, whether for cosmetic purposes or to nourish oneself from within.”
Hair Ritual From Our 1000-Year-Old Ancestors
Queens say the intricate little braids at the hairline and middle parts, sometimes adorned with jewelry, are called “gouroune.” While hair that extends from the back to the floor represents young single girls, hair that reaches a certain length symbolizes that they have reached marriage age. "Two braids instead of one are special for married women," he explains. "The way we braid our hair in Chad sends a message." Queens of Chad use the miraculous invention inherited from their 1000-year-old ancestors to grow and protect their hair. Chebe and Karkar lengthen and strengthen your hair, causing less breakage. Less breakage means longer strong shiny hair. It straightens curly hair and saves it from frizz and tangled hair.
How We Use It
Before application, moisten the hair by spraying, apply the mixture to the roots of the hair by massaging it, divide your hair into parts and apply the product to the ends of your hair according to your hair density, finally gather your hair on top and wear a hair cap. Be careful to choose the day when you can leave it on your hair for the longest time. It is recommended to keep it on your hair from evening to morning, Use twice a week is ideal. To remove the product from your hair, first rinse with shampoo and then with water. Witness our hair growth ritual by marking your hair length before each use.
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