Hair
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Looking for something to lay those edges! Lottabody Control Me Edge Gel for relaxed and natural hair might be just for you. This Edge Gel has help to keep my edges in place, I just take a toothbrush and brush a pea size amount (a little goes a long way) of the edge gel on my hair then I proceed to tie my hair with a… 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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I recently went from transitioning to relaxed after I transitioned for 2-3 years, now that I have my hair relaxed I am considering to start my transitioning journey back natural. I miss having my hair in a high puff, twist out etc. even though I enjoy playing around with my relaxed hair but not as much how I love the… 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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What is Taliah Waajid Curl Sealer? A light, alcohol-free, conditioning hydrating gel. Stops frizz, adds moisture, defines, shapes and seals in any size or texture of curl. Dries soft and adds shine with no flaking. Directions Apply after Clean-N-Curly shampoo. Use on wet hair to set in curls. Use on dry hair to revitalize curls. Avoid combing/fingering through hair for… 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
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There are loads of other “old wives tales” out there when it comes to removing hair color from the skin. Though many of these will depend on how much color has seeped, how permanent the blend is and where it is located, one of these “home-tested” methods might just do the trick for you: Dab a cotton ball or Q-tip… Read More
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1. First, choose the color Kool-aid that you want to dye your hair with by selecting from any of the various flavors. 2. You may need to buy several packs of the same color to get the correct color pay-off. 3. Bring a pot of water to boil then pour the contents of the package in the hot… Read More
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Help your hair to grow by using these simple DIY home ingredients for hair growth. You will see results within a week or two. I have tried some myself and I am amazed by the growth that I have achieved to my bald spot and hair. Use these hair growth tips to the best of your benefits whether for bald… Read More
