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This gentle, sulphate-free shampoo gently cleanses curls without stripping moisture. Crafted with nourishing ingredients—baobab oil, coconut oil, cupuaçu butter—to seal in hydration, while emollient yucca extract purifies the scalp. The addition of aloe leaves behind a shiny, smooth finish that’s complemented by uplifting citrus essential oils.

The Fro Cream is THE game changing styling product for coily hair types. With a unique combination of active ingredients, it provides ultimate moisture, hydration, definition and flexible hold for afro textured hair that lasts without needing to layer with other products or sealing oils.

This curl-protecting hair mask restores hydration without the weight. Starring fiberhance, an active ingredient that penetrates deeply to strengthen and renew, plus nutrient-rich baobab and shea to seal in moisture, it’s perfect after cleansing for a quick 15-minute fix (feel free to leave it on longer for extra nourishment, too!).

In Elf Queens and Holy Friars Richard Firth Green investigates an important aspect of medieval culture that has been largely ignored by modern literary scholarship: the omnipresent belief in fairyland.Taking as his starting point the assumption that the major cultural gulf in the Middle Ages was less between the wealthy and the poor than between the learned and the lay, Green explores the church's systematic demonization of fairies and infernalization of fairyland. He argues that when medieval preachers inveighed against the demons that they portrayed as threatening their flocks, they were in reality often waging war against fairy beliefs. The recognition that medieval demonology, and indeed pastoral theology, were packed with coded references to popular lore opens up a whole new avenue for the investigation of medieval vernacular culture.Elf Queens and Holy Friars offers a detailed account of the church's attempts to suppress or redirect belief in such things as fairy lovers, changelings, and alternative versions of the afterlife. That the church took these fairy beliefs so seriously suggests that they were ideologically loaded, and this fact makes a huge difference in the way we read medieval romance, the literary genre that treats them most explicitly. The war on fairy beliefs increased in intensity toward the end of the Middle Ages, becoming finally a significant factor in the witch-hunting of the Renaissance.

In Elf Queens and Holy Friars Richard Firth Green investigates an important aspect of medieval culture that has been largely ignored by modern literary scholarship: the omnipresent belief in fairyland.Taking as his starting point the assumption that the major cultural gulf in the Middle Ages was less between the wealthy and the poor than between the learned and the lay, Green explores the church's systematic demonization of fairies and infernalization of fairyland. He argues that when medieval preachers inveighed against the demons that they portrayed as threatening their flocks, they were in reality often waging war against fairy beliefs. The recognition that medieval demonology, and indeed pastoral theology, were packed with coded references to popular lore opens up a whole new avenue for the investigation of medieval vernacular culture.Elf Queens and Holy Friars offers a detailed account of the church's attempts to suppress or redirect belief in such things as fairy lovers, changelings, and alternative versions of the afterlife. That the church took these fairy beliefs so seriously suggests that they were ideologically loaded, and this fact makes a huge difference in the way we read medieval romance, the literary genre that treats them most explicitly. The war on fairy beliefs increased in intensity toward the end of the Middle Ages, becoming finally a significant factor in the witch-hunting of the Renaissance.

Leave-In Conditioner - LEAVE-IN CONDITIONER 9.8OZBenefitsTracee's Holy GrailLightweight formula adds extra hydration and soft curl definitionSeals in moisture after washing and conditioningWorks great under styling products such as gels or creamsA blend of 8 oils: Jojoba Oil, Avocado Oil, Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Shea Oil, Tea Tree Leaf Oil, Argan OilIncludes Biotin, Aloe and honeyWinner of multiple awardsGreat for 3B-4CFounder Tracee Ellis Ross picked this fragrance to be clean and not overpowering. Notes are a sweet floral essence of Neroli, Rose & Patchouli.Research Results91% agreed that Leave-In Conditioner replenishes moisture.**Based on a 63-subject consumer perception study after 1 week of use.Formulated WithoutParabensFormaldehyde & Formaldehyde-Releasing AgentsPhthalatesMineral OilRetinyl PalmitateOxybenzoneCoal TarHydroquinoneSLS/SLESSynthetic Fragrance (less than 1%)Triclocarban & TriclosanGluten - Leave-In Conditioner

A favorite among makeup artists, this holy grail moisturizer delivers soothing hydration to unsettled skin. Formulated with vitamin C-rich quandong extract—a native Australian fruit—plus a calming blend of calendula and rose oils, it’s the ultimate daily hydrator for any skin type.

Leave-In Conditioner - LEAVE-IN CONDITIONER 25OZBenefitsTracee's Holy GrailLightweight formula adds extra hydration and soft curl definitionSeals in moisture after washing and conditioningWorks great under styling products such as gels or creamsA blend of 8 oils: Jojoba Oil, Avocado Oil, Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Shea Oil, Tea Tree Leaf Oil, Argan OilIncludes Biotin, Aloe and honeyWinner of multiple awardsGreat for 3B-4CFounder Tracee Ellis Ross picked this fragrance to be clean and not overpowering. Notes are a sweet floral essence of Neroli, Rose & Patchouli.Research Results91% agreed that Leave-In Conditioner replenishes moisture.**Based on a 63-subject consumer perception study after 1 week of use.Formulated WithoutParabensFormaldehyde & Formaldehyde-Releasing AgentsPhthalatesMineral OilRetinyl PalmitateOxybenzoneCoal TarHydroquinoneSLS/SLESSynthetic Fragrance (less than 1%)Triclocarban & TriclosanGluten - Leave-In Conditioner