Garlic and Onion for Hair Growth?
By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom Avril asks, ‘If water can enter the cortex of the hair and moisturize it, then would water infused
By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom Avril asks, ‘If water can enter the cortex of the hair and moisturize it, then would water infused
Style Icon Cassandre By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom I have often been asked for one tip or trick that has been beneficial but I
By Jarmelia of DIY Hair Care Blog Henna has some undeniable benefits for hair, which is why so many people use it and love it. Some
By Chinwe of Hair and Health So you have a bunch of products that you have collected but do not use. They are either too
Style Icon Tessa By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom 2012 is nearly over and today it is time to reflect for the black girls who want
By Chinwe of Hair and Health Breakage, breakage, breakage. When we experience breakage, our first inclination is to presume dryness, over manipulation, or heat usage as
By Christina of The Mane Objective Earlier this Summer, I wrote a well-received article for Black Girl with Long Hair about scalp psoriasis and remedies. The
By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom Nearly all natural hair websites will have an article on balancing protein with moisture. There are also debates about
By Chinwe of Hair and Health It is time for another myth-busting session. Today, we will tackle four length retention myths: 1. Protective styling will
By Audrey Sivasothy, author of The Science of Black Hair: A Comprehensive Guide to Textured Hair Care Everyone has had to deal with dandruff at one
By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom In the natural world, we talk a lot about using gentle methods and gentle products because in general, 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 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