Posts — Aloe Vera

For many individuals with natural hair, the quest for healthy, flourishing edges can sometimes feel like an uphill battle. Edges, the delicate hairline framing the face, are particularly susceptible to damage and breakage. However, with the right care and attention, you can foster the growth of strong, beautiful edges that complement your natural hair texture. Let's explore effective strategies to promote edge growth and maintain overall hair health. Gentle Handling and Protective Styling The first step in nurturing your edges is adopting a gentle approach to hair care. Avoid tight hairstyles that put excessive tension on the hairline, such as...

Natural hair, with its unique texture and versatility, demands special care and attention. One of the fundamental keys to maintaining healthy natural hair is by moisturizing properly. Well-moisturized hair not only looks luscious but also promotes growth and prevents breakage. Let's explore the essential techniques and products that can help you moisturize your natural hair effectively. Understanding Your Hair Type First, it's crucial to understand your hair type. Natural hair comes in a variety of textures, from kinky to curly to coily. Each type has specific needs when it comes to moisture retention. Knowing your hair type will guide you in choosing...

No, it's not cliché. If you're keeping natural hair, you need a spray bottle. The bottle itself isn't necessarily what you need but you need to moisturize your hair.  You can decide to go in for a hair mist which provides moisture to your hair on the go. You can also choose to go the DIY way and mix your own products in a spray bottle. So what do you need in your spray bottle?  Water The most important ingredient needed to moisturize your hair is water. The content of your spray bottle should be about 70-80% water. You can use any...

One of the common complains of natural hair care is how dry the hair tends to be. This doesn't have to be your reality. Indulging in regular hydrating treatments does the trick. Apart from store bought products, there are a lot of items found in kitchen which could be used as well. Buckle up! Aloe Vera For centuries, Aloe Vera has been used in the beauty industry for both hair care and skin care. It is particularly beneficial to the hair due to its moisturizing effects. It also has anti-inflammatory properties, fatty acids and enzymes which work together to moisturize...

Beauty is pain, they say. It certainly comes along with its rewards and challenges. When it comes to hair care, some problems are inevitable. This post explores some common hair problems you're likely to encounter when growing natural hair. Hair loss Hair loss is caused by a myriad of factors. The most common ones are bad hair practices and loss caused by hormones. With hormonal hair loss, sometimes all you need to do is to be patient. It'll pass and with the right hair treatments, including Protein Treatment and Deep Conditioning Treatment.  Hair loss caused by bad hair practices doesn't...