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Bringing a new life into the world is a beautiful and transformative experience, but for many new mothers, the postpartum period comes with unexpected challenges. One such challenge that often takes new moms by surprise is postpartum hair breakage. Hormonal fluctuations, nutritional changes, and stress can all contribute to this phenomenon. We explore the causes of postpartum hair breakage, ways to manage it, and tips for promoting hair health during this crucial time in this blog post. What are the Causes? Hormonal Changes Pregnancy triggers significant hormonal shifts, and after giving birth, the sudden drop in hormones can affect the...

When it comes to maintaining natural hair, the choices seem endless. Amidst the array of products available, two key contenders stand out: deep conditioning treatment and protein treatment. Natural hair, with its unique texture and requirements, demands special care. Today, we will explore the benefits of using deep conditioner versus protein treatment, helping you make an informed decision on what your luscious locks truly need. Deep Conditioning Treatment: Nourishing Your Natural Tresses Deep conditioning is like giving your hair a spa day. Here's why it's so beneficial for your natural hair: 1. Intense Moisture: Natural hair tends to be drier...

When it comes to caring for natural hair, there are a multitude of products out there. Natural oils, passed down from generation to generation, play an essential role in nourishing, protecting, and enhancing healthy hair growth. In this blog post, we'll explore the top oils that have proven to be incredibly beneficial for natural hair care. Coconut Oil Coconut oil  has rightfully earned its reputation as a hair care superstar. Its unique molecular structure allows it to penetrate the hair shaft, providing deep hydration and strengthening from within. Coconut oil is particularly effective in preventing protein loss, making it an excellent choice...

Keeping natural hair comes with its own set of rules and regulations. Due to how dry natural hair is, one way of keeping it healthy is to moisturize it. To properly grasp this concept, moisture is synonymous to hydration or in simple terms, water. Now that this is out of the way, let's delve into moisturizing natural hair.  Use Water Water is your friend as a naturalista. Your hair needs water. Don't shy away from it. A lot of naturalistas have low porosity hair, especially 4C hair. This means that water takes a longer time to penetrate the hair shaft but...

Taking care of natural hair comes with its highs and lows. It can get confusing with so much misinformation and half truths. The truth is when it comes to hair care, there's no blueprint. However, there are some guiding principles to make the hair care journey worth it.  What products should I use? First off, knowing your hair porosity will help in choosing the kind of products to use for maximum benefits. This notwithstanding, avoid products with sulfates and parabens. They're not good for your hair. Considering how dry natural hair can be, opt for products which provide your hair...