Are There Any Benefits to Heat Training Natural Hair?
By Chinwe of Hair and Health heat training Noun the loosening of one’s natural curl pattern through the regular application of high heat. This process is usually gradual and subtle. (Loo’s
By Chinwe of Hair and Health heat training Noun the loosening of one’s natural curl pattern through the regular application of high heat. This process is usually gradual and subtle. (Loo’s
By Christina of The Mane Objective Just a few weeks ago, I could’ve sworn it was all good with my transition. My bunning was working, weekend
Like the saying goes: You can have too much of a good thing. OK, so you’ve crossed over to natural hair and everyone’s talking about
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
From The Natural Haven Bloom‘s series on Deep Conditioning For the past couple of weeks we have been talking deep conditioning. Today is the turn of
By Christina of The Mane Objective I’m a huge fan of DIY when it comes to hair care. Not only does it allow you to save
Style Icon Kala By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom Stretching hair without heat is an important part in many natural routines as it can help
Keisha (not pictured) says; I protective style on and off and I’ve been natural for about 3 years. Here’s the thing; my ends are helplessly
I was totally shocked by this story on strawberricurls.com about a readers’ experience getting a wash, blow-dry and flat iron at a salon. Here’s an
[Photo Source] Reader Teesha says; I was listening in very closely on the recent discussion, “Can being over-zealous with your regimen hurt your hair?” Like
I came across this interesting article in the St Louis Dispatch; Yolinda Washington’s lifelong dandruff problem has been embarrassing, she said. “You want people to
Reader Janeica says; I loved your article entitled ‘When the love of finger detangling goes too far‘. I think it was great to show that
Reader Nayesha says; I’ve technically been natural my whole life, but before 2007 I was natural in name only. I would fry my hair with
So, it’s time to throw down the gauntlet… and get to the bottom of the “to-shampoo-or-not-to-shampoo” debate. Okay, maybe not exactly, but I do want