Guest Blogger - CurlyNikki

Sep 12

10 Self-Renewal Tips for More Energy

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 3 Comments

via NaturallyCurly Vickie Milazzo, author of the Wall Street Journal bestseller “Inside Every Woman: Using the 10 Strengths You Didn’t Know You Had to Get the Career and Life You Want Now,” offers ten self-renewal strategies every woman can use to replenish her physical energy on a regular basis. Vickie was recognized as the Most Innovative Small Business by Pitney…

Jan 27

Is Hair Loss Natural?

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 2 Comments

Everyone loses some hair on a daily basis, especially as we get older. But for some, excessive hair loss or shedding can be a problem. Just how much hair loss is normal, and what should you do if you’re losing more? Is Hair Loss Natural? The Seattle Hair Loss Treatment & Hair Replacement Systems states that, “During the resting period…

Jan 27

I Object! A Natural Attack on Afros?

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 25 Comments

source by Candice Rigdon of The Frizzness Alrighty, I am by no means an overly-sensitive, controversial curly. I wholeheartedly believe that POSITIVE energy begets POSITIVE results. But I really couldn't hold my tongue (er, uh - pen) on this one. My coils are weeping a bit. Long story short my mane had it's feelings hurt the other night whilst watching…

Jan 27

How to Find Your Hair Porosity and Density

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 12 Comments

by Jessica Mousseau via NaturallyCurly.com As curlies, we all know how important it is to choose hair products for the right hair types. But there are two other factors just as important that will help our hair get the best care it can: hair porosity and density. Before we get into how to do the at-home analysis, let’s talk about…

Jan 27

Taming the Frizz Monster- Natural Hair Care

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 10 Comments

by Shelli of Hairscapades A variety of factors can contribute to frizzy, dry hair. However, no matter the contributing reason(s), the appearance of “frizz” is caused by one thing. The cuticle layer of the hair strand is raised, rather than laying flat and closed like shingles on a good roof. A closed cuticle makes the hair look smooth and shiny.…