Uhuru Naturals Sahel Cosmetics Traditional Chadian Chébé Powder African Secrets for Long Hair (50g)

Chebe powder on it's own will not stimulate growth but it may gives the illusion of thicker , fuller hair. It nourish and hydrate the hair , so as a result there is less breakage..Mix some hair oil with the chebe powder ( thick paste) , and use it as a hair mask for a couple hours before shampoo.

I like how strong it made my hair after using it.

Good product from first use

Fast delivery, I purchased this item during the first lockdown and I still have alot left and it now December. I don't use the product as conditioner for several days as I live it different climate to where cheba is made. I mix the product with natural cremes for the hair (not too much or you will fake after few days). Since than my hair has got thicker and my split ends has improved. No I'm lazy with my hair and don't keep to routines so it great for me.

We received our order of Chebe powder on the morning of Saturday 2/1/2021. 2 to 4 days earlier than the date we expected them to arrive. On first observation the packaging was different to the online image. This packaging was black with sticky labels on front and back, the product packaging we ordered online was white with black and gold writing, a map of Africa, no sticky labels and the words Sahel Cosmetics prominently displayed. Then I noticed the label on my package had been torn, plus there was no indication on the package to say how much was in there. I messaged my daughter to see if she had received hers, she had. Her package was the same as mine but stated 100g. When we weighed her package it weighed 96g! We called the seller who explained, she buys her Chebe powder from Mrs Sahel in Chad. And said we could check her out on Instagram (Treasure Empire Store) for reassurance. She also said she used to be with Mrs Sahel but is now selling under her own branding (Rho-Treasure/Treasure Empire Store?) and that she also sells directly from Chad. I checked the weight of the package on my digital scales and sent her a photo via WhatsApp of the package on the scales, while we were speaking. The weight read 47g. When I challenged her, she said she had run out of 50g labels and had to use the 100g labels (hence the torn label). Also the discrepancy in the weight is due to using different scales. If I didn’t have any digital scales I wouldn’t have known the weight of the package! The order was for 2 x 100g packets! She also sent me images of other products she was selling, all of which were labelled Chebe powder. The image had already caught my attention on the Internet before she sent it, due to the difference in price! We paid £18.99 for ours on Amazon, the price on the other image, exact same product and labelling as what I received, was £8.60 + £2.90 p&p on eBay! She said she sells on Amazon and eBay and prices would differ according to the platforms you are selling on. She offered to reimburse the cost of the products once we sent them back to her, alternatively she would send the other 50g packet to make up the shortfall once we sent proof that we had indeed ordered 100g of the product! We opted to send the products back and get our money refunded! It seems everyone is selling Chebe powder off the back of Mrs Sahel in Chad, which is fine, I suppose, but when you receive a package which bares no resemblance to that which you ordered and no explanation given as to why packaging is different! No mention of Mrs Sahel! It causes concern and raised eyebrows!