Fruition Hair Serum is a magical blend of sunflower, coconut, palm, jojoba and sweet almond oils with just the right amount of shea butter and carnuba wax to give this potion its POW.  Carnuba wax is extracted from the leaf of the palm tree  (Copernica Cerifera-also know as the "tree of life") and grows primarily in the northeastern regions of Brazil, South America.   When used in very small quantities, it can enhance durability and elasticity of the hair because of its emollient properties.  Butter By Keba founder Makeba Lloyd was blessed with this very special recipe 4 years ago and it has been tried and proven ever since.   The active ingredient, carnuba, blended with vitamin rich fruit and nut oils and our fragrant essence blend of rosemary, lavender and grapefruit essential oils, coat the hair with moisture and sheen while adding elasticity to aid in protecting the strands from breakage.  This product was designed to use in conjunction with other hair products if desired.  Great for chemically treated and natural hair.

"This is one product I could not live without.  It is my pleasure to finally share it with you."   - Butter By Keba Founder, Makeba Lloyd

Directions:  Shake well before use.  Apply 2-3 small drops to the palm of your hands, rub together to melt coconut beads and apply to hair strands, roots and scalp.  Use 2-3 times per week or every other day, preferably just before washing the hair and right after washing once hair has been styled.   Best when used in small quantities at a time.  Less is more.

• Essential oil of Rosemary - Considered sacred by ancient Egyptians, Hebrews, Greeks, and Romans, all ancient healers used rosemary, including the Swiss 16th century doctor and alchemist, Paracelsus.  Many mentioned its ability to heighten memory.  The flowers of this tall bush are a source of excellent honey.  Rosemary is used extensively in hair products and is said to prevent premature balding.

• Essential oil of Lavender - Also cultivated since ancient times, lavender is a herbaceous bushy plant that yields a fragrant essence used in perfumes and for its anti-inflammatory, antidepressant and calmative properties.

• Essential oil of Grapefruit - known for its uplifting, restorative and antiseptic properties, this plant was introduced by China, through the West Indies and  later reached the states via Spanish settlers in 1809.  Many eat grapefruit today as a dietary food to suppress hunger.

Note:  We are committed to using fragrances that are phthalate free.

Reference: Essential Aromatherapy by Susan Worwwod (Affrimative Books Ltd, 1995)