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Sep 21

Avocados for Natural Hair Shine and Growth

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source by Ariane of BlackNaps.org Avocados truly are nature’s fruit for overall health and beauty. It has quite the amount of uses and benefits, but here are some key ones to zone in on… #1 They are a great source of good fat and protein. You can make shakes, put them in salads and even make avocado mac n cheese…

Sep 21

The Best Way to Deep Condition for Maximum Moisture

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by Susan Walker of Earthtone Naturals Deep conditioning is an extremely important practice for many naturals and as a result there are various ways women deep condition their hair. But what is the proper way to deep condition the hair? Why are some methods more important than others and what is a complete waste of time. The purpose of this…

Sep 21

4 Ways to Deal with Super-Dry Natural Hair This Winter

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by Charlene Walton of TexturedTalk.com Dry natural hair continues as the top concern for women all through the year but especially during the winter. If you are a resident of Texas like me you know that “winter” is just another word as our weeks can range in temperature from 72 degrees on Monday to 42 degrees on Tuesday. However, if…

Sep 21

Dry Natural Hair? To Pre-Poo or Deep Treat?

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photo via Natasha Leeds by Sabrina Perkins From a pre-poo to LOC to WNG, curly girls and their terms often run the gamut with acronyms and hair treatments that will do just about anything and everything to your curls. It can be somewhat difficult to figure it all out. Another issue would be when to use what and can they…

Sep 21

6 Must-Read Tips for Your Best Deep Treatment EVER

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by Amanda Starghill of NaturallyCurly Deep conditioning is an essential element in which coily hair thrives. Coily hair requires enriched moisture reinforcements due to its high potential to experience dryness. Because the circumference of coily hair is smaller than that of curly hair, the sebum from your scalp takes longer to travel down the hair shaft. Since sebum takes forever…