Deep Conditioners - CurlyNikki

Sep 21

The Dos & Don’ts of Deep Conditioning

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by Christina Patrice If your deep conditioning sessions consist of a lot of trial and even more error, then you need these no-fuss dos and don'ts of successful deep conditioning: Continue!>>> DO... DO KEEP IT REGULAR Hair that is deep conditioned regularly is more manageable, softer, less prone to breakage and frizz, and is able to retain length. Remember that…

Feb 02

Should Conditioner Be Used On Roots?

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Should You Condition Your Roots? 2026 Guide for Natural Hair & Scalp In the world of hair care, there seem to be contradicting statements regarding just about every aspect of your strands. One of the more debated elements of hair care is the matter of should conditioner be used on roots or avoided at all costs. Some say using conditioner…

Sep 21

Try These DIY Conditioners For Curls

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by Mary Wolff When it comes to caring for your curls, you may feel more comfortable creating your own products. Maybe you just don’t have the time to run to the store to pick up another bottle. Whatever the case, there are a ton of easy-to-make ideas for a DIY conditioner for curls. They use natural ingredients you probably already…

Sep 21

Is It Safe to Melt Coconut Oil in the Microwave? #GeekOut

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source via TheBeautyBrains Lindsay Girl asks: I have used extra virgin coconut oil in my hair as a deep conditioning treatment once a week for several years now. I melt the oil in the microwave. This morning I was reading in an article on the naturallycurly.com website that the author of the article “heard” that you shouldn’t warm coconut oil in…

Sep 21

The Best Way to Deep Condition for Maximum Moisture – Part II

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Part 2: The Ingredients and the Methods by Susan Walker of Earthtone Naturals How do you know if your deep conditioner is good or not? Do you rely on price? Not necessarily as an expensive product doesn’t mean the product is good, nor does a cheap product mean it doesn’t work. So what should you look for? The answer to…