Because of the fact that African-American hair is thick and coarse, people think that it’s strong and hardy when in reality it’s actually quite fragile. When it comes to black hair care it’s important to shampoo and condition on a regular basis, the right way. ♥ 3 Simple Steps to Beautiful Hair Dry won’t […] Read More
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Are you responsible for the ingredients that you place in your hair? Since there are a lot of options available when it comes to black hair care products, there is no excuse to use substances that get in the way of its health, smoothness and luster. When choosing ingredients, although there are guidelines, there are […] Read More
Is long flowing luxurious hair possible for African Americans? Of course it is! Oprah Winfrey is a perfect example. Before she permed it, her hair was the perfect example of what it’s like to have long flowing hair. But what is your definition of “Long”? To the person with no hair, two inches is “long”. […] Read More
Shiny, healthy, luxurious looking hair is one of a woman’s and even a man’s, greatest assets. Not only is it pleasant to look at but it also tends to be the body’s barometer for good health. The life-span of hair can range from several months to a couple of years, depending on how it is […] Read More
Got a hot date? When you fix yourself up, what takes the longest? The obvious and most common answer would be your hair. It can take you up to thirty minutes to get your hair the way you wants it to be. Many people spend their time going to salons to make sure their hair […] Read More
Shiny, healthy looking hair, is one of a black woman’s and even a black man’s greatest assets. Not only is it pleasant to look at but it also tends to be the body’s barometer for good health. The life-span of a hair can range from several months to a couple of years, depending on how […] Read More
Many people tend to think that taking care of African American hair is easy since it can be styled in different ways. Far from it, caring for African American hair can be difficult, because of its texture and tendency to become dry. Throughout history, a woman’s beauty and femininity is directly associated with how her […] Read More
One of the most difficult types of hair to deal with would be of African-American descent. Compared to the hair of Caucasians and Asians, black hair is more brittle, dryer, coarser and curlier. It is because of genetics that handling hair of blacks is a tricky task. However, with the proper black hair care tips, […] Read More
Your hair matters! As African Americans, we’re often overwhelmed with Ads that tell us how fast we can grow our hair. If you’re really serious about black hair care, a good place to start is from the inside out. Nutrition for your hair and skin begins with what you eat. Your green vegetables, fruits and […] Read More
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Essential Oils For Afro Textured Hair
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If you’re looking for a natural alternative to care for your Afro Texture hair, essential oils could be the key. Your kinky, curly, coiled hair is shaped differently and has a magnificent history. We want you to celebrate it!
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Essential oils are a natural alternative for the care and maintenance of your hair. They’re lightweight and penetrate your hair and scalp well.
Many of them have been known to stimulate your scalp, increase circulation, nourish hair follicles, grow it and improve your overall hair health.
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Essential Oils For Afro Textured Hair-How To Nurture Replenish and Grow It Using Them
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-There’s information on the importance of Nutrition and Lifestyle Choices and how each affects your hair.
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