Goodbye Hair Breakage Campaign



 Mega Growth launches new logo, refreshed afrocentric pack and goodbye hair breakage campaign on 12th April 2024 at Argyle Grand Hotel. 

Mega Growth products are divided into two broad categories: Home Care (that includes insecticides) and Personal Care (that includes hair care, hair colors). The products are available in 85+ countries reaching a network of 1.2 billion customers globally. The market categories are divided into Sub Saharan Africa, South East Asia and American market. 

Relaxers are for chemically straightening one's hair. There are two types of relaxers, No lye and lye. We do no lye which is safer and mainly calcium based. Our no lye relaxers come in regular for fine or normal hair which caters for most people and Super for coarse or resistant or stronger hair. 

Good bye hair breakage campaign has been launched to help women aged 25 yrs to 45 yrs to avoid hair breakage as hair remains healthy from scalp to the ends. It involves walking with the African woman in her journey of hair growth hence break free hair. We have a term hair mony whereby we go beyond hair and beauty. It goes beyond the emotional part to the strands that hold your hair. This strong bond reduces hair breakage. Our scientists have been  continuously working on research to find out the causes of hair breakage and develop solutions. Our products are backed by research and therefore are among the best products in the market. 

The new Mega Growth range of products will be available in leading supermarkets, cosmetic shops and selected salons countrywide from mid April 2024. 





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