Detangling Tips - CurlyNikki

Dec 19

The Ouch-Free Guide to Detangling Natural Hair

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by Christina Patrice One of the most labor intensive aspects of the natural hair journey is detangling. It can also be the most confusing. Let's go ahead and break it down: Step 1 When trying to decide the best course of action for detangling your hair, it is always best to start with an understanding of how your hair behaves.…

Sep 21

Tip of the Day: Detangle and Define Your Natural Hair With Aloe Vera

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by Tara Lisciandro-Hornich If you haven't tried using natural ingredients on your hair, you may be missing out. Aloe Vera has been used for centuries as a health and beauty aide and has proven, to curls and fragile hair, to be a real BFF. Here are two easy recipes that you can make at home in either small, or larger batches,…

Sep 21

Never Underestimate the Power of the Shower Stream

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by Shelli of Hairscapades I’ve been meaning to write this post for a couple of months now to highlight, share and co-sign on a trick that I read on CurlyNikki long ago, but only started employing more recently. There are several viable and effective options for detangling naturally curly hair: dry with oil, slightly damp with oil and/or conditioner, wet…

Sep 21

Best Detangling Tips & Tools for Natural Hair

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by NaturallyChelsea via Naturallycurly Detangling is one of the dreaded tasks that every natural must do if she wishes to properly maintain her hair but let’s face it- it can be a pain in the posterior. It is a constant battle between getting the tangles out and removing shed hair but not snagging the hair or over manipulating it.…

Sep 21

Protecting Your Ends- Natural Hair Care Tips

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by Precious of PreciousHenshaw.com The ends of your hair are the oldest part of your hair. They are also the most fragile. They've been through the most combing, detangling, manipulating, etc. It is vital to protect your ends to keep them from getting split or damaged, to avoid fairy knots and tiny tangles, and to retain length. Here are some…