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Discover: Rooting Strength in Natural Hair

July 12, 2023 · Updated July 11, 2023·By BLAC Staff

Discover the essence of natural hair care with Commit Haircare’s ‘Spring To Life Oil.’ Say hello to enriched strength and all-around versatility!

BLAC Staff

July 12, 2023 · Updated July 11, 2023

The natural haircare industry welcomes Commit Haircare, a new player presenting their first product, the ‘Spring To Life Oil,’ in the ‘Rooted In Strength Collection.’ This oil offers a potent blend of essential oils, like aloe, rice bran, rosemary, lemongrass, and Jamaican black castor oil.

A Versatile Solution: Softness, Shine, and Strength

Catering to diverse hair and scalp needs, ‘Spring To Life Oil’ provides enhanced shine, softness, and manageability. This essential oils blend invigorates scalp health and moisture retention, equally effective for natural hair, chemically processed or color-treated hair, and protective styles.

Your Hair’s New Best Friend

The transformative oil revitalizes hair by adding shine, soothing dry scalps, serving as a hot oil treatment, or as a scalp oil for your protective style, while also nurturing delicate areas like edges and the nape of your neck.

Available in a two-ounce dropper bottle, the oil is priced at $15.99 for a single bottle or $27.99 for a two-bottle pack. Products can be purchased directly from the Commit Haircare website.

Natural, Safe, and Effective

Monique Tatum, Commit Haircare’s Owner, emphasizes that their brand crafts ingredients that are “safe, all-natural, and gentle enough for the entire family.” They meticulously formulate products, avoiding silicones, parabens, mineral oil, sulfates, petrolatum, and other harmful ingredients.

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