Daily Care Set - CoCo

Hair Scalp Serum - Moist Boost - CoCo Aloe Hyaluronic acid, a hydrator found naturally in the skin Daily face moisturizer features a non-comedogenic formula that is oil-free, and is from a dermatologist-recommended brand Unique face moisturizer absorbs quickly like a gel, so you can wear it under makeup, but provides long-last and intense moisturizing power of a Scalp Serum     Powerful Hair Growth - CoCo HAVANA Infinix coco havana scalp treatment oil is a great way to promote healthy hair growth as well as prevent scalp dryness, nits, and lice infestation. The treatment with its herbal extracts and coconut oil-based formulation nourishes the scalp. It is especially useful when you are having braids, weaves, twists, or locks and remains a healthy scalp for braiding.   WHEN TO APPLY SCALP SERUM To use a scalp serum, apply the product to your scalp and use the tips of your fingers to massage the product into your scalp and hair. Don't rinse the scalp serum; instead, let it continue working its magic throughout your hair and scalp day or night!     WHEN TO APPLY HAIR OIL  The best time to oil your hair is before you go to sleep so the oil has ample time to soak into your scalp and hair. Plus, not only will the head massage feel wonderful, but it’s such a relaxing experience that it might even help you sleep better. If you can’t do it before bed, make sure to keep the oil in for at least two hours before you shampoo so that it can work its magic. But before oiling your hair, think about the last time you washed it. If your hair is very dirty, adding oil will trap the dirt on your scalp and clog your pores. Never a good thing. A clean, or mostly clean, the scalp will allow your skin to soak in all of the goodness. You can oil your hair once or twice a week, depending on the natural dryness or oiliness of your scalp. Remember, your scalp naturally produces oils to protect itself, so if you over-oil your hair, your scalp could become greasy, which prevents your hair from growing – the opposite of what you’re hoping to accomplish. It may take a bit of trial and error to determine if you’re a once-a-week or a twice-a-week oiler.