deep condition

A curl activator can be useful when the conditioning part of styling needs attention. Depending on the formula, it may add moisture, slip and curl grouping while providing less hold than a dedicated gel. It helps you hydrate your curls, and hydrated curls = definition. Healthy curls are naturally defined! It works with the texture we have. We are not…

Fine strands can need hold AND a less weighty product. A less harsh product. A product a little less likely to build-up. A spray format makes small, targeted applications easier, especially when a thick gel is difficult to distribute lightly. If you've ever wanted to thin out your favorite gel... this is that, without the extra step. This may be…

I tried cassia powder about 4 times before moving on to henna. Initially, like you, I was afraid of the red color, especially since I had a considerable amount of brown highlights throughout- I wasn’t going for ‘fire engine red’.

The hair is clean. Moisturized. Sealed. Braided or twisted up. Perfectly good, premium length-retaining style. But for the house. It's inside hair. In the house hair lol. But you have to leave unexpectedly (how rude), and whatever it is is NOT worth you taking your hair down yet.

Deep conditioning should be a regular part of your routine, not something you save for special occasions because the jar costs too much to scoop generously. Why does anything you wash down the drain need to be $39. I don't care whose name is associated with it. That's wild. It makes me think of the expensive face creams I slather…