Jamaican Mango & Lime (59ml) ✅ Description & What It Is

Jamaican Mango & Lime 59 ml is a hair-care oil blend (castor seed oil, argan oil, sunflower / grape-seed / other oils) designed to moisturize hair, scalp, and even skin or nails.

It aims to repair dry or damaged hair, soothe dry skin / chapped lips, and hydrate brittle hair or scalp.

Because it’s a concentrated oil mixture, one small bottle goes a long way — a little can cover scalp and hair strands, roots to ends.

🎯 Format & How It’s Applied (“Wears / Uses”)

You can use Jamaican Mango & Lime in a few different ways, depending on your hair needs:

Daily scalp / hair moisturizer: Massage a small amount into the scalp using fingertips to rejuvenate scalp and replenish moisture.

Hot-oil treatment: Warm the bottle (by placing in warm water — never heat directly in a microwave), then massage oil into scalp and hair. Cover hair with a plastic cap, sit under dryer for 15-30 mins, then shampoo and condition.

Skin & nail use: The oil can also be applied to dry skin (e.g. chapped skin) or nails/cuticles to restore hydration and softness.

Because it’s an oil, it doesn’t “wear” like a leave-on cream or lotion — more like a treatment or sealant.

💡 Suggestions — Who it’s Good For & When to Use

This product works best for people with:

Dry, brittle or damaged hair (natural, relaxed, chemically treated, locs, braids, etc.) — the oil helps add moisture, shine and manage dryness.

Scalp dryness, itchiness, or flaky scalp — regular oiling can soothe and hydrate.

Natural hair types, textured hair, locs or protective styles — helps maintain moisture and hair strength.

Anyone needing an extra deep-conditioning / hot oil treatment, or wanting to seal in moisture after washing or conditioning.

You might use it:

weekly or bi-weekly as a hot-oil deep treatment

a few times a week for scalp hydration (if scalp gets dry)

occasional spot-treatment on dry skin, nails or cuticles

✅ Helpful Tips & Cautions

Warm properly: If doing the hot-oil treatment — warm the oil by placing the bottle in warm water, don’t microwave it or expose directly to high heat.
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Moderation: A little oil goes a long way — using too much can make hair greasy, heavy, or attract dirt (or in extreme cases, cause buildup if not washed properly).

Rinse thoroughly after treatments: After hot-oil sessions, ensure you shampoo & condition well to remove excess oil. Otherwise hair may feel heavy or coated.

Patch-test skin before widespread use: As with all oils, if you have sensitive skin or scalp — try a small patch first to check for reactions.

Complement with good hair-care routine: For best results, combine oiling with gentle shampooing, conditioning, and avoid overuse of harsh chemicals or styling products.