Reasons to Use Coconut Oil in Your Beauty Routine

While it may still surprise most, some people are beginning to realize that aside from kitchen counters, coconut oil definitely deserves a spot in bathroom shelves and bedroom vanities as well. You’ve probably heard of all the health benefits coconut oil can do for your body—improves digestion, fights infection and increases metabolism, just to name a few—but exactly what about coconut oil makes it just as beneficial for your skin and hair?

“Coconut oil is rich in fatty acids and antioxidants that help prevent aging and damage to our skin and hair. It also has antibacterial and antifungal properties that help keep skin healthy and fight skin allergies and yeast infections that may be responsible for rashes, dermatitis and thinning hair,” says New York-based beauty expert and plastic surgeon Dr. Monica Tadros.

Coconut oil is the most abundant source of lauric acid, a fatty acid known for its antimicrobial, moisturizing, and hormone-balancing properties. Aside from its anti-aging and skin-healing abilities, it also stimulates the production of collagen, and its vitamin E content protects the skin from sun damage. Dr. Tadros also adds that because of its moisturizing effect, dry and combination skin types would greatly benefit from its use. “This is because its hydrating moisture directly treats dry skin and indirectly suppresses overactive oil-producing glands.” However, if you have oily skin, Dr. Tadros recommends using coconut oil as a mask application and washing off with a gentle cleanser.

When it comes to hair, using coconut oil helps maintain moisture and prevent protein loss from combing damage. That’s great news if you’ve been plagued by dry, itchy scalp, dandruff, hair loss and even frizz. All that fatty acids goodness also make it perfect for nourishing chapped lips, dry cuticles and brittle nails.

WHERE TO BUY ORGANIC COCONUT OIL IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

WhatsApp/ Call:
081 3945 8588, 080 5340 8939

Reasons to Use Coconut Oil in Your Beauty Routine

While it may still surprise most, some people are beginning to realize that aside from kitchen counters, coconut oil definitely deserves a spot in bathroom shelves and bedroom vanities as well. You’ve probably heard of all the health benefits coconut oil can do for your body—improves digestion, fights infection and increases metabolism, just to name a few—but exactly what about coconut oil makes it just as beneficial for your skin and hair?

“Coconut oil is rich in fatty acids and antioxidants that help prevent aging and damage to our skin and hair. It also has antibacterial and antifungal properties that help keep skin healthy and fight skin allergies and yeast infections that may be responsible for rashes, dermatitis and thinning hair,” says New York-based beauty expert and plastic surgeon Dr. Monica Tadros.

Coconut oil is the most abundant source of lauric acid, a fatty acid known for its antimicrobial, moisturizing, and hormone-balancing properties. Aside from its anti-aging and skin-healing abilities, it also stimulates the production of collagen, and its vitamin E content protects the skin from sun damage. Dr. Tadros also adds that because of its moisturizing effect, dry and combination skin types would greatly benefit from its use. “This is because its hydrating moisture directly treats dry skin and indirectly suppresses overactive oil-producing glands.” However, if you have oily skin, Dr. Tadros recommends using coconut oil as a mask application and washing off with a gentle cleanser.

When it comes to hair, using coconut oil helps maintain moisture and prevent protein loss from combing damage. That’s great news if you’ve been plagued by dry, itchy scalp, dandruff, hair loss and even frizz. All that fatty acids goodness also make it perfect for nourishing chapped lips, dry cuticles and brittle nails.

WHERE TO BUY ORGANIC COCONUT OIL IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

WhatsApp/ Call:
081 3945 8588, 080 5340 8939

Reasons to Use Coconut Oil in Your Beauty Routine

While it may still surprise most, some people are beginning to realize that aside from kitchen counters, coconut oil definitely deserves a spot in bathroom shelves and bedroom vanities as well. You’ve probably heard of all the health benefits coconut oil can do for your body—improves digestion, fights infection and increases metabolism, just to name a few—but exactly what about coconut oil makes it just as beneficial for your skin and hair?

“Coconut oil is rich in fatty acids and antioxidants that help prevent aging and damage to our skin and hair. It also has antibacterial and antifungal properties that help keep skin healthy and fight skin allergies and yeast infections that may be responsible for rashes, dermatitis and thinning hair,” says New York-based beauty expert and plastic surgeon Dr. Monica Tadros.

Coconut oil is the most abundant source of lauric acid, a fatty acid known for its antimicrobial, moisturizing, and hormone-balancing properties. Aside from its anti-aging and skin-healing abilities, it also stimulates the production of collagen, and its vitamin E content protects the skin from sun damage. Dr. Tadros also adds that because of its moisturizing effect, dry and combination skin types would greatly benefit from its use. “This is because its hydrating moisture directly treats dry skin and indirectly suppresses overactive oil-producing glands.” However, if you have oily skin, Dr. Tadros recommends using coconut oil as a mask application and washing off with a gentle cleanser.

When it comes to hair, using coconut oil helps maintain moisture and prevent protein loss from combing damage. That’s great news if you’ve been plagued by dry, itchy scalp, dandruff, hair loss and even frizz. All that fatty acids goodness also make it perfect for nourishing chapped lips, dry cuticles and brittle nails.

WHERE TO BUY ORGANIC COCONUT OIL IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

WhatsApp/ Call:
081 3945 8588, 080 5340 8939

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- Busy bus stops.
- Ask permission to put flyers on school bulletin boards.
- Place flyers at checkout counters and reception areas.
- Put flyers/stickers on community bulletin boards.
- Leave flyers in laundromats.
- Paste stickers on Keke-Napep, commercial buses, private cars
- Share flyers/stickers in shopping malls, churches, mosques, etc
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HERE ARE SOME GREAT PLACES FOR FLYER/STICKER DISTRIBUTION.

- Busy bus stops.
- Ask permission to put flyers on school bulletin boards.
- Place flyers at checkout counters and reception areas.
- Put flyers/stickers on community bulletin boards.
- Leave flyers in laundromats.
- Paste stickers on Keke-Napep, commercial buses, private cars
- Share flyers/stickers in shopping malls, churches, mosques, etc
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HERE ARE SOME GREAT PLACES FOR FLYER/STICKER DISTRIBUTION.

- Busy bus stops.
- Ask permission to put flyers on school bulletin boards.
- Place flyers at checkout counters and reception areas.
- Put flyers/stickers on community bulletin boards.
- Leave flyers in laundromats.
- Paste stickers on Keke-Napep, commercial buses, private cars
- Share flyers/stickers in shopping malls, churches, mosques, etc
- Distribute flyers/stickers in traffic
- Share flyers/stickers in estates

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081 3945 8588, 080 5340 8939

HERE ARE SOME GREAT PLACES FOR FLYER/STICKER DISTRIBUTION.

- Busy bus stops.
- Ask permission to put flyers on school bulletin boards.
- Place flyers at checkout counters and reception areas.
- Put flyers/stickers on community bulletin boards.
- Leave flyers in laundromats.
- Paste stickers on Keke-Napep, commercial buses, private cars
- Share flyers/stickers in shopping malls, churches, mosques, etc
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HERE ARE SOME GREAT PLACES FOR FLYER/STICKER DISTRIBUTION.

- Busy bus stops.
- Ask permission to put flyers on school bulletin boards.
- Place flyers at checkout counters and reception areas.
- Put flyers/stickers on community bulletin boards.
- Leave flyers in laundromats.
- Paste stickers on Keke-Napep, commercial buses, private cars
- Share flyers/stickers in shopping malls, churches, mosques, etc
- Distribute flyers/stickers in traffic
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HERE ARE SOME GREAT PLACES FOR FLYER/STICKER DISTRIBUTION.

- Busy bus stops.
- Ask permission to put flyers on school bulletin boards.
- Place flyers at checkout counters and reception areas.
- Put flyers/stickers on community bulletin boards.
- Leave flyers in laundromats.
- Paste stickers on Keke-Napep, commercial buses, private cars
- Share flyers/stickers in shopping malls, churches, mosques, etc
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WhatsApp/ Call:
081 3945 8588, 080 5340 8939

HERE ARE SOME GREAT PLACES FOR FLYER/STICKER DISTRIBUTION.

- Busy bus stops.
- Ask permission to put flyers on school bulletin boards.
- Place flyers at checkout counters and reception areas.
- Put flyers/stickers on community bulletin boards.
- Leave flyers in laundromats.
- Paste stickers on Keke-Napep, commercial buses, private cars
- Share flyers/stickers in shopping malls, churches, mosques, etc
- Distribute flyers/stickers in traffic
- Share flyers/stickers in estates

FOR PROFESSIONAL FLYER/STICKER DISTRIBUTION;

WhatsApp/ Call:
081 3945 8588, 080 5340 8939

HERE ARE SOME GREAT PLACES FOR FLYER/STICKER DISTRIBUTION.

- Busy bus stops.
- Ask permission to put flyers on school bulletin boards.
- Place flyers at checkout counters and reception areas.
- Put flyers/stickers on community bulletin boards.
- Leave flyers in laundromats.
- Paste stickers on Keke-Napep, commercial buses, private cars
- Share flyers/stickers in shopping malls, churches, mosques, etc
- Distribute flyers/stickers in traffic
- Share flyers/stickers in estates

FOR PROFESSIONAL FLYER/STICKER DISTRIBUTION;

WhatsApp/ Call:
081 3945 8588, 080 5340 8939

HERE ARE SOME GREAT PLACES FOR FLYER/STICKER DISTRIBUTION.

- Busy bus stops.
- Ask permission to put flyers on school bulletin boards.
- Place flyers at checkout counters and reception areas.
- Put flyers/stickers on community bulletin boards.
- Leave flyers in laundromats.
- Paste stickers on Keke-Napep, commercial buses, private cars
- Share flyers/stickers in shopping malls, churches, mosques, etc
- Distribute flyers/stickers in traffic
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LAGOS STATE ENFORCES THE USE OF PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES

Tell your friends

Lagosians forced to use the pedestrian bridge

Residents of Lagos state are being forced to use the pedestrian bridge at the Ojota axis and in other parts of the state.

In 2015, the House of Representatives tried to amend the Federal Road Safety Act.

This amendment would enforce the use of pedestrian bridges.

If passed, offenders would get a fine of N20,000.
Then, the Director of Public Enlightenment in Lagos state, Mr Oluwatoyin Awosika, advised residents to use pedestrian bridges.

"We have done our own survey in the ministry of information and found out that to climb the bridge, the time is even lesser. If you spend a minute to climb the bridge, you would not spend a minute to cross the highway and then it is safer to take it," he said.
Now, the use of pedestrian bridges is being enforced in Lagos state.

READ: FRSC highlights the importance of pedestrian bridge usage

This began on Monday (April 11, 2016), when hundreds of individuals were forced to use the pedestrian bridge to cross to the other side of the road.

Lagosians were forced into a line as they crossed the bridge.

See pictures below.

_use pedestrian bridges, it is an offence in Lagos state to cross the express...

LAGOS STATE ENFORCES THE USE OF PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES

Tell your friends

Lagosians forced to use the pedestrian bridge

Residents of Lagos state are being forced to use the pedestrian bridge at the Ojota axis and in other parts of the state.

In 2015, the House of Representatives tried to amend the Federal Road Safety Act.

This amendment would enforce the use of pedestrian bridges.

If passed, offenders would get a fine of N20,000.
Then, the Director of Public Enlightenment in Lagos state, Mr Oluwatoyin Awosika, advised residents to use pedestrian bridges.

"We have done our own survey in the ministry of information and found out that to climb the bridge, the time is even lesser. If you spend a minute to climb the bridge, you would not spend a minute to cross the highway and then it is safer to take it," he said.
Now, the use of pedestrian bridges is being enforced in Lagos state.

READ: FRSC highlights the importance of pedestrian bridge usage

This began on Monday (April 11, 2016), when hundreds of individuals were forced to use the pedestrian bridge to cross to the other side of the road.

Lagosians were forced into a line as they crossed the bridge.

See pictures below.

_use pedestrian bridges, it is an offence in Lagos state to cross the express...

LAGOS STATE ENFORCES THE USE OF PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES

Tell your friends

Lagosians forced to use the pedestrian bridge

Residents of Lagos state are being forced to use the pedestrian bridge at the Ojota axis and in other parts of the state.

In 2015, the House of Representatives tried to amend the Federal Road Safety Act.

This amendment would enforce the use of pedestrian bridges.

If passed, offenders would get a fine of N20,000.
Then, the Director of Public Enlightenment in Lagos state, Mr Oluwatoyin Awosika, advised residents to use pedestrian bridges.

"We have done our own survey in the ministry of information and found out that to climb the bridge, the time is even lesser. If you spend a minute to climb the bridge, you would not spend a minute to cross the highway and then it is safer to take it," he said.
Now, the use of pedestrian bridges is being enforced in Lagos state.

READ: FRSC highlights the importance of pedestrian bridge usage

This began on Monday (April 11, 2016), when hundreds of individuals were forced to use the pedestrian bridge to cross to the other side of the road.

Lagosians were forced into a line as they crossed the bridge.

See pictures below.

_use pedestrian bridges, it is an offence in Lagos state to cross the express...

LAGOS STATE ENFORCES THE USE OF PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES

Tell your friends

Lagosians forced to use the pedestrian bridge

Residents of Lagos state are being forced to use the pedestrian bridge at the Ojota axis and in other parts of the state.

In 2015, the House of Representatives tried to amend the Federal Road Safety Act.

This amendment would enforce the use of pedestrian bridges.

If passed, offenders would get a fine of N20,000.
Then, the Director of Public Enlightenment in Lagos state, Mr Oluwatoyin Awosika, advised residents to use pedestrian bridges.

"We have done our own survey in the ministry of information and found out that to climb the bridge, the time is even lesser. If you spend a minute to climb the bridge, you would not spend a minute to cross the highway and then it is safer to take it," he said.
Now, the use of pedestrian bridges is being enforced in Lagos state.

READ: FRSC highlights the importance of pedestrian bridge usage

This began on Monday (April 11, 2016), when hundreds of individuals were forced to use the pedestrian bridge to cross to the other side of the road.

Lagosians were forced into a line as they crossed the bridge.

See pictures below.

_use pedestrian bridges, it is an offence in Lagos state to cross the express...

LAGOS STATE ENFORCES THE USE OF PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES

Tell your friends

Lagosians forced to use the pedestrian bridge

Residents of Lagos state are being forced to use the pedestrian bridge at the Ojota axis and in other parts of the state.

In 2015, the House of Representatives tried to amend the Federal Road Safety Act.

This amendment would enforce the use of pedestrian bridges.

If passed, offenders would get a fine of N20,000.
Then, the Director of Public Enlightenment in Lagos state, Mr Oluwatoyin Awosika, advised residents to use pedestrian bridges.

"We have done our own survey in the ministry of information and found out that to climb the bridge, the time is even lesser. If you spend a minute to climb the bridge, you would not spend a minute to cross the highway and then it is safer to take it," he said.
Now, the use of pedestrian bridges is being enforced in Lagos state.

READ: FRSC highlights the importance of pedestrian bridge usage

This began on Monday (April 11, 2016), when hundreds of individuals were forced to use the pedestrian bridge to cross to the other side of the road.

Lagosians were forced into a line as they crossed the bridge.

See pictures below.

_use pedestrian bridges, it is an offence in Lagos state to cross the express...

LAGOS STATE ENFORCES THE USE OF PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES

Tell your friends

Lagosians forced to use the pedestrian bridge

Residents of Lagos state are being forced to use the pedestrian bridge at the Ojota axis and in other parts of the state.

In 2015, the House of Representatives tried to amend the Federal Road Safety Act.

This amendment would enforce the use of pedestrian bridges.

If passed, offenders would get a fine of N20,000.
Then, the Director of Public Enlightenment in Lagos state, Mr Oluwatoyin Awosika, advised residents to use pedestrian bridges.

"We have done our own survey in the ministry of information and found out that to climb the bridge, the time is even lesser. If you spend a minute to climb the bridge, you would not spend a minute to cross the highway and then it is safer to take it," he said.
Now, the use of pedestrian bridges is being enforced in Lagos state.

READ: FRSC highlights the importance of pedestrian bridge usage

This began on Monday (April 11, 2016), when hundreds of individuals were forced to use the pedestrian bridge to cross to the other side of the road.

Lagosians were forced into a line as they crossed the bridge.

See pictures below.

_use pedestrian bridges, it is an offence in Lagos state to cross the express..._

LAGOS STATE ENFORCES THE USE OF PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES

Tell your friends

Lagosians forced to use the pedestrian bridge

Residents of Lagos state are being forced to use the pedestrian bridge at the Ojota axis and in other parts of the state.

In 2015, the House of Representatives tried to amend the Federal Road Safety Act.

This amendment would enforce the use of pedestrian bridges.

If passed, offenders would get a fine of N20,000.
Then, the Director of Public Enlightenment in Lagos state, Mr Oluwatoyin Awosika, advised residents to use pedestrian bridges.

"We have done our own survey in the ministry of information and found out that to climb the bridge, the time is even lesser. If you spend a minute to climb the bridge, you would not spend a minute to cross the highway and then it is safer to take it," he said.
Now, the use of pedestrian bridges is being enforced in Lagos state.

READ: FRSC highlights the importance of pedestrian bridge usage

This began on Monday (April 11, 2016), when hundreds of individuals were forced to use the pedestrian bridge to cross to the other side of the road.

Lagosians were forced into a line as they crossed the bridge.

See pictures below.

_use pedestrian bridges, it is an offence in Lagos state to cross the express..._

LAGOS STATE ENFORCES THE USE OF PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES

Tell your friends

Lagosians forced to use the pedestrian bridge

Residents of Lagos state are being forced to use the pedestrian bridge at the Ojota axis and in other parts of the state.

In 2015, the House of Representatives tried to amend the Federal Road Safety Act.

This amendment would enforce the use of pedestrian bridges.

If passed, offenders would get a fine of N20,000.
Then, the Director of Public Enlightenment in Lagos state, Mr Oluwatoyin Awosika, advised residents to use pedestrian bridges.

"We have done our own survey in the ministry of information and found out that to climb the bridge, the time is even lesser. If you spend a minute to climb the bridge, you would not spend a minute to cross the highway and then it is safer to take it," he said.
Now, the use of pedestrian bridges is being enforced in Lagos state.

READ: FRSC highlights the importance of pedestrian bridge usage

This began on Monday (April 11, 2016), when hundreds of individuals were forced to use the pedestrian bridge to cross to the other side of the road.

Lagosians were forced into a line as they crossed the bridge.

See pictures below.

_use pedestrian bridges, it is an offence in Lagos state to cross the express..._

LAGOS STATE ENFORCES THE USE OF PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES

Tell your friends

Lagosians forced to use the pedestrian bridge

Residents of Lagos state are being forced to use the pedestrian bridge at the Ojota axis and in other parts of the state.

In 2015, the House of Representatives tried to amend the Federal Road Safety Act.

This amendment would enforce the use of pedestrian bridges.

If passed, offenders would get a fine of N20,000.
Then, the Director of Public Enlightenment in Lagos state, Mr Oluwatoyin Awosika, advised residents to use pedestrian bridges.

"We have done our own survey in the ministry of information and found out that to climb the bridge, the time is even lesser. If you spend a minute to climb the bridge, you would not spend a minute to cross the highway and then it is safer to take it," he said.
Now, the use of pedestrian bridges is being enforced in Lagos state.

READ: FRSC highlights the importance of pedestrian bridge usage

This began on Monday (April 11, 2016), when hundreds of individuals were forced to use the pedestrian bridge to cross to the other side of the road.

Lagosians were forced into a line as they crossed the bridge.

See pictures below.

_use pedestrian bridges, it is an offence in Lagos state to cross the express..._

LAGOS STATE ENFORCES THE USE OF PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES

Tell your friends

Lagosians forced to use the pedestrian bridge

Residents of Lagos state are being forced to use the pedestrian bridge at the Ojota axis and in other parts of the state.

In 2015, the House of Representatives tried to amend the Federal Road Safety Act.

This amendment would enforce the use of pedestrian bridges.

If passed, offenders would get a fine of N20,000.
Then, the Director of Public Enlightenment in Lagos state, Mr Oluwatoyin Awosika, advised residents to use pedestrian bridges.

"We have done our own survey in the ministry of information and found out that to climb the bridge, the time is even lesser. If you spend a minute to climb the bridge, you would not spend a minute to cross the highway and then it is safer to take it," he said.
Now, the use of pedestrian bridges is being enforced in Lagos state.

READ: FRSC highlights the importance of pedestrian bridge usage

This began on Monday (April 11, 2016), when hundreds of individuals were forced to use the pedestrian bridge to cross to the other side of the road.

Lagosians were forced into a line as they crossed the bridge.

See pictures below.

_use pedestrian bridges, it is an offence in Lagos state to cross the express..._

OUR RAW SHEA BUTTER INDULGES DRY SKIN.

According to the American Shea Butter Institute, the moisturizers in shea butter are the same ones that are produced by the skin’s sebaceous glands, making it one of the best matches for dry skin.

WHERE TO FIND RAW UNREFINED GRADE A GHANA SHEA BUTTER IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

WhatsApp/ Call:
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OUR RAW SHEA BUTTER INDULGES DRY SKIN.

According to the American Shea Butter Institute, the moisturizers in shea butter are the same ones that are produced by the skin’s sebaceous glands, making it one of the best matches for dry skin.

WHERE TO FIND RAW UNREFINED GRADE A GHANA SHEA BUTTER IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

WhatsApp/ Call:
081 3945 8588, 080 5340 8939

OUR RAW SHEA BUTTER INDULGES DRY SKIN.

According to the American Shea Butter Institute, the moisturizers in shea butter are the same ones that are produced by the skin’s sebaceous glands, making it one of the best matches for dry skin.

WHERE TO FIND RAW UNREFINED GRADE A GHANA SHEA BUTTER IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

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081 3945 8588, 080 5340 8939

agrobiz873:
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It is for adults; 18 years and above.

HOW TO USE CARROT OIL for SKIN BLEACHING?

Carrot oil is rich in beta-carotene and vitamin A and E. It has many benefits, such as in hair growth.

It also nourishes the skin, making it smooth and bright.

Nevertheless, despite all of the properties of the oil, it is contraindicated for pregnant women.

Carrot oil peculiarity is that it increases the resistance of the skin to sunlight.

It is one of the best natural skin lighteners.

WHERE TO BUY NATURAL HANDMADE CARROT OIL IN LAGOS, NIGERIA;

WhatsApp/ Call:
081 3945 8588, 080 5340 8939

HOW TO USE CARROT OIL for SKIN BLEACHING?

Carrot oil is rich in beta-carotene and vitamin A and E. It has many benefits, such as in hair growth.

It also nourishes the skin, making it smooth and bright.

Nevertheless, despite all of the properties of the oil, it is contraindicated for pregnant women.

Carrot oil peculiarity is that it increases the resistance of the skin to sunlight.

It is one of the best natural skin lighteners.

WHERE TO BUY NATURAL HANDMADE CARROT OIL IN LAGOS, NIGERIA;

WhatsApp/ Call:
081 3945 8588, 080 5340 8939

*HEALTH BENEFITS OF SEA SALT*

- Regulate the water content throughout your body

- Promote healthy pH balance in your cells (particularly your brain cells)

- Promote blood sugar health and help reduce the signs of aging

- Assist in the generation of hydroelectric energy in cells in your body

- Absorb food particles through your intestinal tract

- Support respiratory health

- Promote sinus health

- Prevent muscle cramps

- Promote bone strength

- Regulate your sleep

- Support your libido
Promote vascular health

- Regulate your blood pressure with sufficient water and potassium intake.

WHERE TO BUY QUALITY RAW SEA SALT IN NIGERIA;

Call/ WhatsApp:
081 3945 8588, 080 5340 8939

*HEALTH BENEFITS OF SEA SALT*

- Regulate the water content throughout your body

- Promote healthy pH balance in your cells (particularly your brain cells)

- Promote blood sugar health and help reduce the signs of aging

- Assist in the generation of hydroelectric energy in cells in your body

- Absorb food particles through your intestinal tract

- Support respiratory health

- Promote sinus health

- Prevent muscle cramps

- Promote bone strength

- Regulate your sleep

- Support your libido
Promote vascular health

- Regulate your blood pressure with sufficient water and potassium intake.

WHERE TO BUY QUALITY RAW SEA SALT IN NIGERIA;

Call/ WhatsApp:
081 3945 8588, 080 5340 8939