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Skin & hair goals with Mila Mane
Mila Mane products cater to different skin types, hair textures and complexions.
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style, Under the Dryer
March 15, 2021

Skin & hair goals with Mila Mane

Filters are great, but flawless skin and hair are even better!

So says 22-year-old University of the West Indies, Mona alum Drezel-Deidra Simmonds, who recently launched Mila Mane, a line of 100% organic skin and haircare products.

When Simmonds did the big chop in 2017, she was excited to start her natural hair journey. But she encountered some challenges. “Finding quality organic products for my natural hair that would lead to growth and thickness was extremely difficult to find in Jamaica,” Simmonds told Tuesday Style Dryer (TSD).

After several hits and misses the then finance and economics student, who had been forced to learn how to style and protect her natural hair, got the idea to develop a line of products for maintaining a magnificent mane. Skincare products later joined the line-up and on March 9, Simmonds rolled out beauty products geared at making women feel confident from the crown of their heads to the soles of their feet.

With dewy skin on-trend, Mila Mane is the plug for luscious body oils that give skin the healthy glow everyone craves. Do you have acne-prone skin? She has you covered too! And for oils and treatments to grow a healthy head of hair, Simmonds harked back to her grandmother’s tried and proven secret formula but added a modern twist.

All products are made from high-quality raw materials, developed with the help of scientists, and manufactured in Jamaica.

Mila Mane Co

IG: @milamane.co

Website: www.milamane.com

Mila Mane CEODrezel-DeidraSimmondssays she’s allabout youthfullookingskin andluxurious hair.
Mila Mane CEO Drezel-Deidra Simmonds
Made with neem and cocoabutter and infused with tea treeand vitamin E, the Némesisface and body soap targetsskin conditions like eczema,psoriasis, contact dermatitiswhile improving the appearanceof dry skin, fine lines andwrinkles.
Made with neem and cocoa butter and infused with tea tree and vitamin E, the Némesis face and body soap targets skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, contact dermatitis while improving the appearance of dry skin, fine lines and wrinkles. (seen here out of packaging)
Made from organic turmeric, charcoal, lemongrass and cold-pressed rosemary the Túrmal soap treats acneprone skin and helps with hyperpigmentation.
African black soap is a cherished ingredient in beauty, praised for its ultra-healing properties. Mila Mane Raw African Black Soap Face Wash is great for acne-prone and oily skin and is a natural alternative to cleansers that may be filled withchemicals.
For a hydrated glow, try Mila Mane’s Body Glow oils (from left): Choco Skin, Roseate Skin, and Aureate Skin
The Jamaican Black Castor Oils were formulatedusing local castor beans, and are 100% organic with no additives or no diluters. Try the original formula
Or try the lavender-infused version of the Jamaican Black Castor Oils,the perfect recipe to soothe dry, itchy scalp.
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