Posts — long hair
5 Hair Tricks You Should Let Go Off
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Yes there's something as over-treating your hair. Back to back hair dyeing is a no-no. Wait for at least 6 weeks before applying another hair dye to your hair. Allow your hair to breathe. If you're also in the habit of deep conditioning more than once a week, please stop.
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Moisturizing Made Easy
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Back then, we used to think moisturizing hair meant slapping some oil on it and styling. Gosh that was so wrong. It took a while to understand that oil is only a sealant. If your hair is dry and you apply oil to it, you only seal in the dryness.
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Experience Breakage No More
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Deep conditioning should not only be a reserved treatment when your hair starts to break. Considering how natural hair loves moisture, deep conditioning treatment should be part of your regimen. Some recommend deep conditioning once every 2 weeks.
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Beginner's Guide To Keeping Natural Hair
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We're so used to combing our permed hair that we often feel natural hair should be easily manipulated like that too. Well we have some good news for you: you don't need to comb your natural hair on a daily basis. Don't get us wrong though, natural hair tangles up a lot. This is why it's important to detangle first with your hand or a wide-tooth comb. Before you even think of combing, make sure your hair is properly moisturized and detangled.
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5 Commonly Asked Questions About Hair
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Growing back your edges can be very hectic. There's no magic fix to this. However, it is possible to grow your edges back. Nourish your edges by moisturizing and applying castor oil/ hair growth oil/ shea butter to your edges. Massage affected area for about 5 minutes and protect your edges from tight styles, wig caps or hair glues. Be consistent with this.
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