8 Tips to Effectively Seal Your Ends
Photo Source by Cipriana of UrbanBushBabes.com There is nothing like the feeling of well moisturized ends, but on the flip side there is nothing like
Photo Source by Cipriana of UrbanBushBabes.com There is nothing like the feeling of well moisturized ends, but on the flip side there is nothing like
Re-post/Re-published with permission from OyinHandmade.com We’ve been getting emails lately from people who are terrified of using glycerin-containing products during the winter. Apparently, there is
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
Style Icon Jess By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom We are always talking about products to help maintain or increase moisture. We talk about humectants, proteins
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,
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
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
Reader Teesha (not pictured above) says; So, can I just say that protective styling is NOT as easy as it sounds/looks (*sigh*) After 4 years
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?
By Audrey Sivasothy, author of The Science of Black Hair: A Comprehensive Guide to Textured Hair Care Interestingly, overconditioning is not so much a problem among
By Cipriana of Urbanbushbabes.com There is nothing more frustrating than sealing your ends only to have them look like tumbleweeds a few days later. Now
Over the next few weeks our resident scientist, Jc will be examining products and ingredients that are popular in the natural hair world — not