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Caring For Coloured Hair - The Do's and Dont's
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A little bit of colour hurt no one. Or can it? In the course of the natural hair journey, you might want to spice up things a bit by dyeing your hair. That's ok - so far as you're able to properly take care of it. Here are a few things you might want to consider
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All You Need To Know About Protein Treatment
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Embarking on the natural hair journey is beautiful. As it is with every beautiful thing, it requires proper care and treatment. As naturals, we deal with split ends, damaged hair, shedding, breakage and a tall list of other things. One of the ways of managing these issues is through protein treatment. What is Protein Treatment? This is a kind of treatment which contains proteins (obviously). It adds proteins to the hair strands making it healthier, stronger and less prone to breakage. It also helps in repairing damaged hair. What is its Main Purpose? Protein Treatment when done right and as recommended...
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Natural Hair Oils You Ought To Try
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As we’re all very well aware, most hair oils are sealants. Very few are moisturizing oils. With that being said, oils play a very important role in hair care when used right. As naturalistas, we can’t do without oils. Or can we? Here are some oils you ought to have as part of your hair regimen. Avocado Oil As the name suggests, Avocado Oil is made from avocado. If you’re looking for a light hair oil to moisturize, strengthen and repair your hair then you’re in luck. In case your hair is brittle and susceptible to breakage, you definitely should use...
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Things I Wish I Knew Before Turning Natural
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Being a naturalista is all fun and games until it isn't. Perhaps, if we were privy to some nuggets of wisdom about natural hair, things might have been a bit easier.
Here are few nuggets to keep in mind while we go through our natural hair journey.
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Natural Hairstyles for Valentine's Date Night
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You already look great on most days. Why not turn it up a notch on Valentine's Day? Forget about all the noise people are making, love is beautiful. Celebrate it with great hair. Ready to dive in? Let's go! Chunky flat twists Not only is this chic but it's very easy to install and sexy as well. Heads would keep turning in your direction and your date would definitely keep his eyes locked on you. Updo There's nothing or no situation an updo cannot fix. Step out with an updo and head over to your date with pride. Bubbles...
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