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Sep 21

Your Moisturizer Needs These 4 Ingredients to be Effective

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by Susan Walker of Earthtones Naturals If someone were to ask me what is the number one challenge with natural hair my answer would be maintaining appropriate moisture levels. This topic has been covered extensively but dry hair is the the number one complaint of many natural women I hear from and it warrants further discussion. There has been a lot of confusion…

Sep 21

Should You Be Using Tea Tree Oil for Your Natural Hair?

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by Tonya McKay Uses of tea tree oil A renewed interest in natural substances has increased the availability of tea tree oil as a home remedy, and has also inspired research into its composition and beneficial properties. While it should never be taken internally due to potential toxicity, it is fantastic for topical treatment at home of: dandruff hair growth…

Dec 18

Castor Oil: The Natural Solution to Hair Growth

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By Dr. Phoenyx Austin of DrPhoenyx.com I’ve known about this natural emollient since I was waist high. And I particularly love this oil because it is extremely rich vitamin E and essential fatty acids that are important for healthy hair growth. A few benefits of castor oil: Is an excellent emollient and humectant for skin and hair Is a treatment…

Sep 21

Is Jamaican Black Castor Oil Better than Pure Castor Oil?

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by May Amoyaw In the game of castor oils, there can only be one winner. As the battle begins to grow healthy hair, choosing the right oil for you will be essential to avoid a night that is dark and full of terrors. There are so many different options that you may feel like you know nothing (Jon Snow). But…

Sep 21

Natural Hair Growth Remedy: Black Seed Oil

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by Samantha Berley What is Black Seed Oil?According to Oil Health Benefits, Black Seed Oil has strong medicinal benefits when used as part of a regular regimen. This highly concentrated oil is made up of tiny black colored seeds that are commonly called "black cumin" but are scientifically called nigella sativa.It is dissimilar from popular natural hair oils like coconut…