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I Tried Ceremonia Hair Care

Rooted in Latinx heritage and traditions, Ceremonia hair care features ingredients sourced from Latin American countries like Peru, Ecuador, Brazil and more. This line is especially great for frizziness, scalp health and curly hair, but I find that it works on my normal hair too. I do want to point out that while Ceremonia markets themselves as clean, they are not 100% natural nor organic and do use synthetics. For truly non-toxic haircare, check out my non toxic shampoo guide.

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Ceremonia Aceite de moska

I tried Ceremonia Aceite de Moska

This is the product that put the brand on my radar. Aceite de Moska scalp oil was inspired by an oil used for haircare in the Dominican Republic. It contains:

  • Aloe Vera to soothe the scalp⁠
  • Babassu Oil to moisturize the scalp ⁠
  • Castor Oil to promote hair health and growth⁠
  • Chia Seed Oil to improve hair strength⁠
  • Maracuja Oil to boost shine and add a protective layer
  • Cupuacu Butter to optimize moisture retention⁠
  • Pataua Oil to reduce scalp flakiness and provide ultimate hydration⁠

The natural oils are sourced from Brazil, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico and Peru and help promote a healthier scalp. I love how light and silky this oil feels without weighing my hair down at all!

I tried Guava Rescue Spray (UV + Heat Protectant)

One of my favorites from the Ceremonia line, Guava Rescue Spray works to condition, detangle, and protect hair. It’s a very multi-functional spray that helps me do just about everything. Guava Rescue Spray is made with guava to help protect hair against UV damage and butterfly ginger and avocado to protect hair against blue light, pollution and heat styling tools, (up to 450F / 232C.) The scent is the same as all Ceremonia products, subtly sweet and tropical.

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Ceremonia hair acondicionador

I tried Ceremonia Acondicionador

The Ceremonia conditioner is formulated for dry or thick hair and contains the superfruit cupuaçu butter to reduce frizz and castor oil to condition the hair and add shine. The formula also contains blue agave extract, babassu oil, aloe vera and patauá oil. I was surprised to find the consistency is that of a gel-cream hybrid and feels lightweight. Because it feels so akin to a styling serum, I find it works fantastic as a leave-in treatment!

Ceremonia hair mask

I tried Mascarilla de Babassu

I’ve gone through multiple tubs of their hair mask! It’s super rich yet silky hair and absorbs quickly into my hair. I like to soak in a hot bath with a shower cap so the heat gets trapped inside and allows the mask’s ingredients to penetrate deeply. I’m always left very soft and healthy-looking hair. Warning, I would not recommend this mask for fine hair.

I tried Guava Gloss Drops

This products presents as a hair oil, but it’s actually a glass hair finisher aka a styling product that adds shine! I find it to be incredibly lightweight with just enough oomph to add a glossy finish without weighing hair down. Sometimes drops can be too heavy and give my hair a slightly greasy look if I’m not super careful with the amount used, but I didn’t experience that with this product.

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