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Dec 19

How to Restore Your Natural Curl Pattern – 4 Great Tips

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Photo by Caju Gomes on Unsplash How to Restore Your Natural Curl Pattern - 4 Great Tips You’re looking at your hair in the mirror and you know something just ain’t right. Where did your lovely curls and your natural curl pattern go?! Next, comes the sigh of acceptance as you realize what you’re seeing is the result of repeated…

Sep 21

The Top 10 (Fixable) Things That Damage Natural Hair

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Photo by Davi Moreira on Unsplash The Top 10 (Fixable) Things That Damage Natural Hair By Jacqueline Samaroo Natural hair care can often seem like rocket science! You have to keep in mind: Your hair type and how best to cater to it. Ingredients to seek out in natural hair products. Natural hair product ingredients to avoid like the plague.…

Sep 21

Preventing and Treating Natural Hair Damage #LikeABoss

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hair idol, Nacketia! via BlackNaps.org Damage is a barrier that will prevent you from seeing hair growth. Your hair is actually growing all the time, but with damage in the way, your hair is breaking off at the same rate it is growing, which is why there will appear to be no growth progress. You have to slow down…

Sep 21

6 Ways to Fix Damaged Natural Hair, Now.

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IG @thejanellewatkins by Dr. Aziza Glass of Azizaglass.com So your hair looks amazing and luscious…and then you look at your ends. Or maybe just less than 24 hours after spending all the time and effort into moisturizing your hair…it feels rough and sounds crunchy. If this sounds familiar, it’s most likely you have dry and damaged hair. Thankfully this is…

Sep 21

How to Tell if Your Natural Hair is Damaged

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glam idol, Kish! by Sabrina Perkins Do you know what damaged hair looks like, feels like, and even acts like? Often, we get used to the way our hair behaves (or doesn’t) and ignore the signs of true damage. Bald patches, clumps of hair falling out, or thinning edges — these are easy to spot. But what about the other,…