Hair care
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Indian Healing Clay Indian Healing Clay is a deep pore cleanser that detoxifies and revitalize. This is made from 100% Natural Sodium Bentonite Clay. It comes in a plastic tub with 16 oz., it is a pale dove grey color that is finely milled with a silky dust feeling. Indian Healing Clay Usage: Detoxification: For clay baths and foot soaks… Read More
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Select any of these curly hair home remedy method listed below and comment your result. If you have any other curly hair methods please feel free to share. Read More
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Natural oils in your hair take a while to travel to ends of strands, so infuse your hair with oils to supplement what your scalp already creates. Avoid using petroleum and mineral oils. Instead, consider to borrow from nature and use any of the oils listed below. Read More
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Hair Porosity Porosity refers to how well moisture penetrates the cuticle layer of the hair shaft. In low porosity hair, the cuticles are resistant and repel moisture. In normal hair, the cuticles lay flat allowing moisture to penetrate the hair. With high porosity hair, the cuticles are raised and moisture easily escapes the hair shaft. Measurements of Hair Porosity Levels… Read More
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The Creme of Nature Strength and Shine Leave in Conditioner serves as a multi-purpose for me. Whenever I use gel in my hair during the course of the week my hair tends to feel hard and I need to style it for the next day. This is the product that I would go for. I just shake to activate and… Read More
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As a naturalista finding the right products for your twist outs and updos can be a great deal, especially if you are just in the transitioning stage. I came across the Creme of Nature Moisturizing Milk Masque when I was visiting a friend who is ‘a product junkie’, so I guarantee she knows all the good stuff. Since then this… Read More
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I am not a big fan of the Cantu product line but this specific product was recommended by a family member and I had to try it. Being a naturalista in the transitioning process; I have come to realize that not all product goes well when combined with each other. It is important to do a strand test before working the… Read More
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Follow these simple steps that will help to keep your locs looking tight and freshly done. 1. Cleanse Locs correctly. Washing will loosen dreads, so it’s best to shampoo every four to six weeks. Use a clarifying shampoo to remove product buildup. Read More
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If you have coarse, thick hair that can be hard to manage at times, then you might want to consider oil rinsing. As this helps to soften the hair and make it much easier to manage and maintain. I normally oil rinse my hair every time I shampoo since this makes my hair softer and more manageable. If you have… Read More
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If your hair is protein sensitive it is said to be that your hair will feel dry, brittle or becomes broken after applying a protein rich product or a deep conditioner. If you apply a super protein rich product in your hair and you start to experience a lot of damage, dull strands and a straw-like texture then your hair… Read More
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If you have dry natural hair, transitioning from process to natural hair or simply just searching for a little moisture you can go ahead and try this homemade moisturizer hair spritz made especially for natural hair. First, you will need… Ingredients 1. Aloe Vera Juice 2. Rosewater and Glycerin or just rose water 3. Vegetable Glycerin 4. An empty spray… Read More
