Hair products in Nairobi, Kenya.

March 09, 2012

Ladies in Kenya please lets help each other with any information about where to buy Healthy Hair Products in Kenya.I'll start.....
This Is PARACHUTE 100% COCONUT OIL.


you will definitely find it at Nakumatt Mega Mombasa road.It is very pure even Edible!hence comes with lots of benefits! 


OLIVE Sulphate Free Shampoo


I have seen this product Both in Tuskys Supermarkets and Supercosmetics.It is the only one I have found so far...











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16 comments

  1. Unknown14 July 2012 at 10:33

    What about African black soap shampoo? It is 100% natural so no sulphate and all the chemicals. Anybody know where to get this?

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    1. Grow African hair long(GAHL)15 July 2012 at 12:55

      i have used african black soap before and it was great i however do not know where to get it in Kenya. i will ask arround and then get back to you .

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    2. LYDZ29 December 2012 at 10:52

      If you have someone in the UK/US ask them to send it for you or ask a KQ person if you know one who is flying the Nairobi-Accra route to get you one from Makola market in Accra they sell the raw type It is called ALATA soap or Alata Samini soap in Ghana or if they are flying Nairobi - Lagos to get you "Dudu Osun" this brand comes prepackaged in a soap box. Alternatively you can buy it from Amazon it may take upto 3 weeks to get to you though. Hope that helps

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    3. LYDZ29 December 2012 at 10:55

      It is not only great as a shampoo but very great as a facewash which is the primary use most women use it for it is an all body hair to toe soap.

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    4. Grow African hair long(GAHL)29 December 2012 at 21:40

      That is a very good idea, thank you for sharing :)

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    5. Sonee Mulinge14 March 2013 at 07:38

      There is a Ghanian shop at GreenHouse Mall, Adams. I think its on first floor. they have black soap & raw shea butter.

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    6. Anonymous19 June 2013 at 13:52

      first floor greenhouse..you are right

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  2. rhouzie2 August 2012 at 16:02

    hey thanks for sharing this..i am going to nairobi soon and i cant wait to get me the no sulphate shampoo.

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  3. Anonymous7 January 2013 at 05:07

    Oh dear, the Olive Oil shampoo does have Sulfate.If you look at its ingredientss you will see the abbreviation SLES..meaning Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate. also known as SLS..Sodium Lauryl Sulfate.
    its therefore not a sulfate free shampoo as you earlier had stated.

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  4. Anonymous9 January 2013 at 10:28

    if you are not tight on spending a bit of cash on a good sulphate free shampoo, the healthy u stores have, i think about 4-5 brands of sulphate free shampoo. i use the Dr. Organic line of shampoos..right now am using the tea tree one shampoo and it just feels amazing! its 900 and something shillings but a little does go a long way! Dr. organic products are also in alot of pharmacies. i will be trying the other healthy U brands when mine runs out!

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    1. Anonymous16 January 2013 at 09:32

      I got one 'creme of nature' and its awesome. Sulphate free.

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  5. Unknown13 November 2013 at 16:14

    You can get African Black soap at Ghulio.com in Kenya. They have soft and hard African black soap. Tried them and they are excellent.

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  6. Anonymous3 March 2014 at 14:09

    Hi, I sell raw Ghanaian black soap in Nairobi, as well as raw shea butter. Anyone who is interested please contact me on 0710171609, free delivery withink CBD.

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    1. Unknown8 July 2019 at 17:26

      How much is the black soap please...and hope it as no bleaching chemicals

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