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– Chébé seeds (Croton zambesicus/Croton du Zambèze)
– “Mahllaba soubiane” seeds
– “Missic” resin to scent
– Cloves
– “Samour” resin
– Scented oil– Vegetable oil
Directions:
Take 20g of your favorite hair cream/butter, mix with 20g of original karkar oil or any oil of your choice (It depends on the quantity of your hair), and add a tablespoon of mixed chébé powder. The first step is to get the hair wet using regular water and apply the mixture that you just made on your hair (not the scalp) until the hair is fully saturated.
Put the hair in a protective style by braiding or weaving and once that braid is done, you leave it alone. Repeat the same mixture and application routine every other 5 days without washing your hair. Wash your hair once a month or twice if you cannot carry it on for a month
You can also mix the chebe powder and the karkar oil only and apply it on your scalp, put in a protective styling, and leave it like that, you can repeat the process every 5 days without washing your hair. Wash your hair once a month or twice a month.
DESCRIPTION:
Chébé is the haircare secret of an African ethnic group in Chad known to have very long naturally coarse hair that famously goes passed their rear ends. They cover their hair in a homemade mixture that keeps their hair super moisturized and lubricated which is the reason why they say their hair never breaks; even from childhood.
Some people may think initially that their hair length is due to genetics, but after inquiring on the subject the women said that it was most definitely not due to genetics since they do not apply chébé powder mixture to their bangs which in turn, stays short. However, the parts of the hair that they do use the powder mixture on in their routine don’t break and grow very long and strong.
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