black hair care

  • 4 Common Factors That Trigger Hair Loss

    The hair can sometimes be the least part of the head that we’ll care of. Most of us will leave our hair looking the way that it is while some turn to use styling equipment to change its appearance. Little do they know, these styling tools can cause substantial damages to the hair. Damage to the hair, such as dry… Read More

  • How To Get Rid Of Product Build-Up On Natural Hair

    When products are being applied daily to the natural hair there is a high risk of product build-up on the scalp and natural hair shaft. The products that we use to moisturize, condition and style create these build-ups which later leave our hair looking dull, feeling weighed down and make it even harder to style. This also prevents products from… Read More

  • Hair Care Is Top Priority!

    In a world where people are so obsessed with the way they look, where kids spend more time contouring than enjoying being young, it’s a huge surprise to think of how much we don’t look after ourselves. Take hair for example – we curl it, straighten it, relax it, bleach it, and get annoyed when it won’t do what we… Read More

  • Hair Ties: What To Do When Your Hair Is Causing You Problems

    Is your hair a tie? Do you have to spend hours in the bathroom treating it, coloring it, curling it, or straightening it? Do you pass on social invitations because you just don’t have the energy to get your locks into some sort of acceptable condition? Well, you’re not alone, in fact, many people suffer from unruly or problematic hair.… Read More

  • My Transitioning Journey

    I recently went from transitioning to relaxed after I transitioned for 2-3 years, now that I have my hair relaxed I am considering to start my transitioning journey back natural. I miss having my hair in a high puff, twist out etc. even though I enjoy playing around with my relaxed hair but not as much how I love the… Read More

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