Growing up in Morocco, I witnessed the
remarkable effects on family and friends who used an all-natural ‘secret family recipe’ to promote hair growth.
~Dr. Elhabib Benlhabib
hair growth have numerous side effects preventing many people from being able to use them safely. Benl- habib was determined to find a topi- cal healthier alternative not only for men, but also women and children. Marrák Hair Recovery Crème and Nourishing Shampoo have been tested on humans for safety and effective- ness, with no adverse reactions of any kind observed. Unlike other natural products with a limited shelf life, these have been proven to be stable for at least two years. Actual hair recovery (regrowth) is dependent on an individual’s hair growth cycle. With daily use of Marrák Hair Recovery Crème, results may be visible as early as five to six weeks. Noticeable hair growth is seen within 12 weeks. Once users have reached full hair recovery only occasional use of the crème is necessary for continued main- tenance. Individual results and length of treatment vary by severity of hair loss. In addition to being an all-natural and organic hair recovery solution, the products bring added benefits to scalp and hair, including itch and dandruff remedy, inflammation relief, and keratin and collagen treatment. When using the shampoo, the first noticeable difference is it doesn’t lather as com- mercial ones do. Instead, it cleans and nourishes hair naturally, without the harsh chemicals that strip hair of its natural oils that must then be replaced with conditioner and other treatments. In addition to promoting hair
density, Marrák products add texture to limp hair and smooth frizz from curly hair. They add shine and alter the hair’s texture so eventually styling products become an option, not a necessity. Marrák 100% pure cosmetic-grade argan oil works on skin as well as hair, increasing hair’s shine and softness, and rejuvenating skin by restoring texture
and minimizing the appearance of wrinkles and stretch marks. States Benlhabib, “I really enjoy being able to use my varied scientific background in research to innovate and develop new natural and organic products and solutions from scratch. It’s very fulfilling to create products that I know help people, with no side effects, while also having less of an impact on the environment. What I enjoy more than anything is hearing feedback from individuals who have used our products and are overjoyed with the transforma- tion to their hair.”
Ingredients for the crème and shampoo include wild-harvested plant extracts along with argan oil from Ben- lhabib’s homeland of Morocco where the argan tree is indigenous. Believ- ing in ethical trade, the argan oil is sourced directly from women’s cooper- atives in Morocco. It is hand-harvested from the tree, then cold-pressed—a process that retains the nut’s natural tocopherols (Vitamin E) and other antioxidants and fatty acids including omega-3, -6 and -9. The remaining natural and organic ingredients are sourced in the U.S. The crème and shampoo are manufactured in the U.S. while the argan oil is manufactured in Morocco and bottled in the U.S. A portion of profits is donated to charity.
Marrák products are currently available online at
MarrakByMEB.com and at some local retail stores, including Tao Natural Foods, Uptown Minneapolis and Blessings Salon, University Ave., St. Paul. Soon, MEB will expand to additional stores and salons in the Twin Cities and select venues nationwide. See ad, page 19.
Kate Hillenbrand is a freelance writer, certified holistic health coach and the owner of Gut Instincts by Kate.
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