Growth Oil $24 (8oz) $12 (4oz)A salve, and relief for dry itchy scalp, and a stimulator for stagnent follicles, and a sealant for moisture. It’s also great as an hot oil treatment (transfer to a heat resistant bottle). Handcrafted with the finest ingredients, and a essential oil blend. It’s a far better alternative to harsh chemicals, and mineral oils.
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Hair Butter $14 (8oz) $7 (4oz)Hand whipped, it’s your hair new favorite treat! It’s whipped with love, and only the finest ingredients. The butter can be used as a daily moisturizer, leave-in conditioner, a sealant on freshly water moistened hair. It’s also a heat protectant, from the sun as well as heat from blow drying. Head the warning: Do not consume the butter, It looks like dessert, but it’s not edible!
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Shampoo $10 (8oz)A treat for your scalp. Use the Shea-Cider to cleanse, control dandruff, and detangle the hair. Recommended weekly or every other week.
Black Seed Butter $18 (8oz) NEW PRODUCTMade with black seed oil, (which is known for it's healing properties) and organic black castor oil.
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Honey Conditioner $10 (8oz)Love on your hair with the Honey Conditioner. It serves has a humectant, and detangler. Leave-in 15 minutes or more, and rinse thoroughly.
TQ Oil $28 (8oz) $14 (4oz) NEW PRODUCTThicker Quicker or "TQ" is an all natural organic remedy to help thicken hair.
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People Margins, Not Profit Margins
These introductory prices are discounted. The intent is to enable Lovely Coils to go deep, and stretch wide into the black communities. Ensuring that anyone will be able to afford high quality goods, that nurture the hair, and body.
This price point in no way indicates that these products are low in quality. There is a profit margin, that could certainly be much wider, but I’m focused on “People Margins”, not “Profit Margins”. The belief is that when it’s time to increase prices, and pay myself for labor that customers will overstand the need to do so, and continue to patronize.
This price point in no way indicates that these products are low in quality. There is a profit margin, that could certainly be much wider, but I’m focused on “People Margins”, not “Profit Margins”. The belief is that when it’s time to increase prices, and pay myself for labor that customers will overstand the need to do so, and continue to patronize.
