International USA product Hair care Palmer’s Hair food formula with vitamins A/B & E plus protein used for male/female – 150gm

Product Overview

Palmer’s Hair Food is a solid conditioning cream rather than a liquid oil — the sort you scoop with a fingertip and warm between the palms. It contains vitamins A, B and E with protein, in a blend of essential oils and conditioners, and it is designed to be used little and often on hair and scalp rather than as a weekly treatment.

It suits dry, coarse, curly and Afro-textured hair particularly well — hair types where natural scalp oil struggles to travel down the length and the ends stay dry no matter what.

Key Benefits

• Restores softness to dry, coarse hair
• Makes hair markedly more manageable to comb and style
• Adds sheen without a wet, greasy look
• Conditions a dry scalp
• Vitamins A, B and E with protein

Key Features

• 150gm jar
• Solid conditioning hair food, not a liquid oil
• Vitamins A, B, E plus protein
• Blend of essential oils and conditioners
• For daily use on hair and scalp
• USA product

How to Use

1. Take a small amount — a fingertip is genuinely enough to start.
2. Warm it between the palms until it melts.
3. Smooth it through the hair, concentrating on the ends.
4. Massage a little into the scalp if it feels dry or tight.
5. Use daily or every other day. Build up slowly; it is easier to add than to wash out.

Who It Suits

Best on thick, coarse, curly or chemically relaxed hair, and on dry scalps. Fine or oily hair will find it heavy — if that is you, keep it strictly to the ends and use it far less often, or choose a light serum instead.

Patch Test Before the First Use

Do this once, before the first full application, and it takes two minutes. Put a small amount behind the ear or on the inner elbow, leave it for 24 hours, and do not use the product if the skin reddens, itches or stings. A reaction on a coin-sized patch is a nuisance; the same reaction across a whole scalp is not.

Repeat the test if you have reacted to a hair product before, or if your scalp is currently broken, sunburnt or irritated.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it need washing out?

No, it is a leave-in. But because it is rich, most people find they need a proper shampoo every few days rather than rinsing with water alone.

Can I use it on my child’s hair?

It is a general hair product rather than one made for children. Use a very small amount, keep it off the face, and patch test first.

Will it suit my hair type?

Rich masks, butters and heavy oils suit thick, coarse, curly or chemically treated hair. Fine or oily hair usually does better with a lighter product used only on the ends — too much weight and it goes flat. If you are unsure, use less and see how the hair behaves before the next wash.

How should I store it?

Somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight, with the cap closed. A bathroom shelf away from the shower is fine; the windowsill is not. Heat and light break down oils and actives faster than anything else.