Lwil Maskreti – Black Castor Oil from Haiti
Lwil Maskreti – Black Castor Oil from Haiti
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Lwil Maskreti is obtained from roasted seeds that are then slowly cooked until this precious dark and thick oil, with a naturally smoky aroma, is released. This traditional Haitian process preserves and concentrates the essential nutrients of castor oil. Rich in vitamins E and A, omega-3, 6, and 9 fatty acids, known to nourish, strengthen, and thicken hair fibers, it helps reinforce the scalp, reduce breakage, promote density, and support weakened areas.
✧ Features
- 100% pure, unrefined oil
- Amber brown color, natural smoky scent
- Dense texture, ideal for deep conditioning
- Rich in omega 3, 6 and 9 , ricinoleic acid, vitamins E and A
- Derived from ancestral Haitian know-how: roasted seeds, boiled with their ashes to preserve all their active potency
✧ Benefits
- 🌱 Stimulates hair growth and density
- 💪 Strengthens the hair fiber, reduces breakage and thickens weakened hair
- 🌸 Soothes and deeply nourishes the scalp
- 🔥 Strengthens thinning areas: temples, lengths, traction alopecia, postpartum…
- 💆♀️ An ancestral ritual of grounding, massage, and care for the body and mind
✧ Application tips
Hair
- For an oil bath: apply from roots to tips, leave on for 30 minutes to 2 hours (or overnight), then wash.
- Massage into temples or sparse areas 3 to 4 times a week.
- For sealing in moisture (small amount on damp hair).
✧ The little extra
Body / Well-being
- For foot, stomach, and lower back massage: ideal against tension, digestive or menstrual pain.
- In postpartum care: to strengthen and warm the body after childbirth.
- In a ritual of purification or emotional recentering.
✧ INCI: Ricinus Communis Seed Oil (Black)
Size: 100ml
A small seed. A great power.
In Haiti, it has always been used to stimulate growth, strengthen roots, stop breakage, and thicken fine hair. Natural, hand-roasted, and concentrated in powerful active ingredients, Lwil Maskreti is the hair treatment that changes everything.
Extracted using an ancestral Haitian method that preserves all its active properties.
Nourishes, restores strength and protects the scalp with its natural vitamins E and A.
Stimulates growth and redensifies sparse areas thanks to its richness in omega 9.
It coats the hair fiber, limits breakage and restores body to weakened hair.
Extracted using an ancestral Haitian method that preserves all its active properties.
Stimulates growth and redensifies sparse areas thanks to its richness in omega 9.
Nourishes, restores strength and protects the scalp with its natural vitamins E and A.
It coats the hair fiber, limits breakage and restores body to weakened hair.
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1. How do I use Lwil Maskreti to make my hair grow?
Use as a hair oil treatment or scalp massage, 1 to 3 times a week. Leave on for at least 1 hour (or overnight for those who are really keen) before washing.
2. Does it work on bald patches?
Lwil Maskreti is particularly useful on the temples, baby hairs, or thinning areas. It helps nourish, stimulate, and revitalize tired hair follicles. Some clients notice visible regrowth within a few weeks, but every scalp is unique . Patience and consistency are key to achieving results.
3. Can I use it after giving birth?
Absolutely, many Haitian women use it after giving birth to slow down hormonal changes and naturally stimulate regrowth. Massaging it into the scalp and temples helps hair regain its strength.
4. Is it suitable for curly, frizzy or straightened hair?
Yes, it is ideal for natural textures of type 3A to 4C : curly, kinky, afro, frizzy… It penetrates the hair fiber, deeply hydrates, and helps restore natural elasticity.
It is also a valuable ally for relaxed, chemically damaged, or transitioning hair. It strengthens, coats, and revitalizes.
5. Is the smell strong?
It has a smoky, warm aroma , typical of Haitian roasting. It's precisely this raw, deep, and ancestral scent that distinguishes it from industrial oils. Once applied, the aroma fades after rinsing.
6. Can I use it on a child's hair?
Traditionally in Haiti, maskreti oil is used to massage babies, nourish their scalps, strengthen their milk hair, and soothe their skin. This ancestral practice has been passed down for generations.
7. Can I mix it with other oils or essential oils?
Yes, but it's already very concentrated. You can combine it with coconut oil, avocado oil, or a few drops of peppermint or rosemary for an even more invigorating effect (be careful with essential oils for children).
8. How long does it take to see results?
Some people see regrowth in just 2 to 3 weeks, while others may need up to 4 weeks. Every scalp reacts differently. What can we guarantee? With patience, consistency, and faith in your routine, your body will respond.
