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Add a few drops of your favorite NAAT Minerals (Argan Oil and/or Brazilian Oil) to your chosen NAAT Cream for an instant “hair boost” and apply to freshly-washed hair. Let it act for 10-15 minutes, rinse well and style as usual.
For smoother and shinier hair, a combination of argan oil and NAAT Cream Keratin works wonders. Mix 2 tablespoons of NAAT Cream Keratin and 1 teaspoon of argan oil, apply to freshly-washed hair and let sit for 10-15 minutes. Style as usual.
Always apply conditioner at the ends when rinsing off hair masks. This will make the detangling process easier.
Use NAAT Creams instead of your daily conditioner to keep hair perfectly moisturized.
Açaí
Açaí is a palm tree typical of eastern Amazon. It produces a fruit rich in astringent, antioxidant and antibacterial agents, and contains proteins and vitamins A, C, B1 and E. It also has a rich content of anthocyanins, natural pigments that give the fruit its purplish color. The oil extracted from the açaí is composed of fatty, monounsaturated and polyunsaturated acids ... 
Aloe Vera
The aloe vera plant has long, thick-skinned, spiked leaves, that contain a clear gel-like substance rich in vitamins, minerals, enzymes, amino acids, and natural sugars. The combination and unique balance of these ingredients are what reportedly gives the plant its incredible healing properties. 
Argan Oil
Known for its unique moisturizing, cosmetic and medicinal properties, argan oil is extracted from the nuts of the Argan tree, which is found almost exclusively in southwestern Morocco. Used for centuries by Berber women to help neutralize the damaging effects caused by extreme hot weather, argan oil has age-defying and restorative properties and is high in fatty acids and vitamin E. 
Brazil Nut
The Brazil nut tree is one of the largest trees found in the rainforest of Brazil’s Amazon region. The oil extracted from the nut has a fatty-acid composition that’s very similar to sesame oil. Brazil nut oil contains unsaturated fatty acids, plant steroids and minerals, like selenium. These components provide a coating effect that seals in hair’s moisture. Selenium also helps to ... 
Buriti
The Buriti palm grows throughout central Brazil. The oil extracted from the pulp has a reddish-orange hue and a fatty-acid composition similar to that of olive oil. Its oil is rich in carotenoids and provitamin A. It is used in sun care and after-sun care products, anti-aging skin products, hair fortifiers and products for dyed and damaged hair. 
Fruit Complex
A healthy blend of orange, lemon, tangerine, pineapple, passion flower and other fruit extracts, all working in harmony to clean, nourish, soften and shine your hair. 
Garlic
This naturally powerful antibiotic removes harmful toxins and offers relief to the dry, itchy scalp. When crushed, garlic releases an enzyme known as alliinase, which stimulates blood flow, strengthening hair and reducing breakage. It is also known to increase body and shine. 
Cocoa Butter
A powerful natural emollient, cocoa butter is a by-product from the fermentation of cocoa beans, which are extracted from the cocoa tree. The luxuriously hydrating cocoa bean serves to reduce moisture loss, while improving and maintaining hair’s health. Cocoa butter adds volume to fine hair by increasing natural resiliency, and has been widely used for several years in a multitude of beauty-related ... 
Cupuaçu
Cupuaçu is a fruiting tree found in the rainforests of Brazil. The butter extracted from the cupuaçu seed stabilizes emulsions and promotes hydration, in addition to absorbing UV rays and increasing hair’s elasticity. 
Green Keratin
An active ingredient derived from soybean, corn and wheat proteins that deeply adheres to hair fibers, promoting incredibly smooth hair through heat action. The result is strong, highly nourished hair that improves flexibility and shine. 
Pitanga
Pitanga means red in the Tupi language. The pitanga fruit is rich in vitamins and mineral salts, and has astringent properties. It is used in making cosmetic products to control hair and skin oiliness, promoting a feeling of cleanliness and freshness. 
Shea Butter (Karité)
Shea butter is a slightly yellowish or ivory-colored natural fat extracted from the fruit of the Shea tree found in Africa. Shea butter is one of the richest emollients on the market, providing ultraviolet protection without a greasy feeling. 
Silk & Pearl Protein
Silk proteins help form a transparent, crystalline film that protects and seals hair cuticles. Best for dry, weak, brittle, damaged and chemically-treated hair as the silk proteins penetrate, revitalize and strengthen hair. Natural pearl proteins rejuvenate and fortify hair. Their rich moisturizing properties keep color-treated hair from fading. Pearl proteins work together to give hair enhanced elasticity, ... 
Milk Protein
The healing properties found in goat’s milk protein restores hair cells. Goat’s milk contains high amounts of essential vitamins and minerals like vitamins A, B1, B2, C, D and minerals such as calcium, sodium and magnesium. It moisturizes and replenishes even the thickets, driest, most coarse or damaged hair. Leaves hair stronger, returns natural shine and prevents split ends. 
Olive Oil
Olive oil is as good for your hair and skin as it is for your health. With rich amounts of vitamins A and E, minerals and antioxidants, olive oil helps defend against hair loss. With regular use, you hair will be shiny, silky and lustrous.