
5 Oils that are Great for Hair and Skin
via NaturallyCurly.com If you have oily skin and then you have probably been conditioned to believe that oil (whether it came from your own pores

via NaturallyCurly.com If you have oily skin and then you have probably been conditioned to believe that oil (whether it came from your own pores

By Chinwe of Hair and Health While extra virgin coconut oil is a favorite of many naturals, it is not quite liked by others. After
The Beauty Brains tackles another interesting question! Check it out: CYW asks: Is using coconut oil as a pre-poo or a leave in after shampoo/cond

via SwansonVitamins.com Scientific research on coconut oil has revealed health benefits that affect your entire body, inside and out. You’ve heard good things about it

Via NoMoreDirtyLooks.com Friends! If you’ve read the book or hung out here for a while you know we’re fond of oils, and coconut oil in particular because

Photo Source By Jc of The Natural Haven Many naturals emphasise the need to apply water to hair in order to moisturise but the real

By Jenteel As winter sets in it’s important to focus on moisturizing techniques as we brave the sometimes unforgiving winter weather. All the hard work

By Jc of The Natural Haven Coconut oil is one of the few discoveries that I rave about endlessly. It helps hair maintain its moisture

As the weather gets colder (and ends get drier and crunchier), it’s great to bust out the oils for a hot oil treatment. Treatments with

By Chinwe of Hair and Health Naturals with highly porous strands (or, high hair porosity) generally have lifted, missing, and/or broken cuticles. As a result,
The entrance of cooler weather into certain parts of the world can mean drier hair for many naturals. However, you can be prepared and avoid
Style Icon Leslie By Jc of The Natural Haven This post comes courtesy of a reader comment which asked how do you describe moisturized hair?

My makeup-free face I was set with St. Ives and Neutrogena facial wash and scrubs for my face as a teen into my adulthood. Unfortunately

By Chelsea Gillespie Our skincare needs change as our lives change. Our childhood skin needs are different than our parenthood skin needs are different than