HOW TO USE SHEA BUTTER AND AFRICAN BLACK SOAP FOR NATURAL HAIR GROWTH
For the past year, I’ve been focused on growing out my hair—getting more length while keeping my strands healthy and strong. Here I am a
For the past year, I’ve been focused on growing out my hair—getting more length while keeping my strands healthy and strong. Here I am a
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Angela emailed us this review; “Just wanted to share a surprise when using for first time. After I put the shea butter on my body
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There’s a lot of folk knowledge around shea, cocoa and mango butter, but science is starting to verify what we already knew — they’re amazing
We’re often asked “Should I choose mango butter or shea butter?” The answer depends on your skin type, personal preferences, and what you’re looking to
Synthetic fragrance is still widely used in skincare products, even though it’s been shown to be dangerous. But is it that bad? Why do skincare
Eczema is a skin condition that causes dryness, redness, and lots of itching. It can be uncomfortable and hard to manage. But the good news
Fenty Beauty’s Butta Drop and BGLH Marketplace’s Vanilla Whipped Shea Butter are both popular body butters. Fenty has mainstream buyers in a chockehold, while BGLH
Shea butter is one of those ingredients people either swear by… or swear off. Thick, rich, natural, and packed with vitamins, it’s become a go-to
As we head into late July, temperatures are really heating up and unfortunately we’ve received increased reports of melted BGLH Marketplace orders. So we wanted
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I was raised in the school of ‘You go girl! You can do ANYTHING!’ My father, in particular, instilled me with the belief that the