by Tina Minzu of MissT1806 Understanding the balance between moisture and protein goes a long way in retaining healthy, strong, long hair! With natural hair, your protein needs are a little less compared to someone with chemically relaxed or colored treated tresses, but nonetheless it a necessity in a healthy hair regimen. When I have talked to people about protein,…
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TheHairGurl writes:With the weather getting cooler (summer come back!), theis would be great for a woman who just wants to cover her hair or do a deep condition. Add conditioner to your hair, wrap in a plastic cap or bag, and then do the turban style. Voila! A deep conditioning treatment that no one knows about! haha, I'm calling it…
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by Nicole of Hair Liberty Myth vs. Fact: Deep Conditioning If you are like most African American women, you've been told that "deep conditioning" is one of the keys to healthy hair. Usually, that means applying a deep conditioner, putting on a plastic cap, and sitting under a bonnet dryer. Some women sit for 20 minutes...or 30 minutes...or even 40…
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MYHoneyChild Olive You Deep Conditioner- 8oz/$18Product Description: Triple-strength conditioner to rebuild damaged , weak hair. Olive You Deep Conditioner has soy milk with minerals and amino acids to help rebuild your hair, seaweed to soften and oils to increase tensile strength. Scoop out a handful and plaster it over badly ruined hair. Leave on for 45 minutes and rinse with…
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Laura asks:What's your favorite homemade deep conditioner?CN's Response: I don't recall ever making a DT totally from scratch... I'm not much of a mixtress. I usually start with a rinse out or deep conditioner of some sort and add oils (grapeseed, coconut, or olive), and lots of honey. I'm very curious to hear about those of you experimenting with yogurt,…
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