Review of NBI Hair and Skin Serum

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This product review is sponsored by the Beauty Is Me Beauty Supply store.

Product: NBI Hair and Skin

Place: Online

Price: $20.00 for a 4 oz bottle. I received a small sample bottle from the Beauty Is Me Beauty Supply store for this review.

Claims (on website): Combats Hair loss...
   Makes hair bouncy and shiny...
   Provides thickness to hair...
   Stimulates hair growth...
               Treats scalp infection...
   Provided relief for Eczema, Psoriasis, and Dry dull chapped Skin

Ingredients (from website): Jamaican Black Castor Oil, Vitamin E, Almond Oil, and other essential oils.

Consistency: light, clear and yellow, syrupy oil,

Fragrance: sweet, pleasant, tropical smell

My Review

my hair after applying the NBI Hair and Skin Serum Serum

(Hair)

It is important to note that when I received my sample of the NBI Hair and Skin Serum, the bottle did not include any ingredients or claims, only the website address. I was told that you could use it to promote growth, but I would have to go to the website for more details. I was happy because I could review it without knowing much about the product.

I ran out of Coconut Oil, so I used the NBI Skin and Hair Serum as a sealant and it worked well. I applied it to my hair after applying the Curls Unleashed Leave-In Conditioner and Cantu Creamy Hair Lotion . My hair was soft and shiny. The fragrance of the NBI Hair and Skin Serum stood out to me the most. It has a tropical smell and reminds me of a hair grease I used as a child. I would have to use the product for a longer period of time to investigate the other claims about hair growth and scalp infection. So, I may do a part 2 to this review.

The only thing I would have change about the NBI Hair and Skin Serum is to make a little go a long way. I used more than half the sample bottle (which was less than 1 oz.) on my hair after washing it. The serum was thinner than I would like, so I had to use a lot.

(Skin)

My hands are dry often because I wash my them a lot. For this review, I washed my hands and let them dry. Afterwards, I applied the oil. My hands instantly felt softer, but they did not stay moisturized for long. I achieved better results when I applied the NBI Hair and Skin Serum to my hands while they were wet. My hands were soft, but not greasy. I think this product would be great to use in the summer after a shower when your skin is still wet to lock in moisture.

Grade: B+

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