by Christina Patrice I’m more product junkie than DIY mixtress, but every so often I copycat or stumble upon a DIY recipe that makes me think I could launch the next big natural hair product line. Maybe I’m exaggerating a little. Maybe. But this DIY clay mask has forever changed my regimen. It hydrates, moisturizes, de-frizzes, softens, and banishes dryness,…
by KandyCurls I believe that using natural, homemade ingredients are the most beneficial things you can put in your hair. I liken it to eating processed food versus raw fruits and vegetables. Of course, there are quality products out there, but sometimes it is nice to give your hair a treat by using homemade products. Here is a basic flaxseed…
by Ashley Glenn When the curly community can’t find what it needs in a product, we tend to take matters into our own hands. We’ve been blown away by women concocting their own gel out of flaxseeds and creating whole product lines right from their kitchen. But, if you’re new to curly mixology (yes, it’s a thing) we know flaxseeds…
by Alex of TheGoodHairBlog What’s better than a good DIY that will leave you with a plethora of product you can keep, share or both?! I’ve been itching for a new creamy hair custard that was easy to whip up and smooth on my strands, FOUND ONE. The Creamy Custard is super smooth and infused will all sorts of goodness….
Battle of the curl creams By Diane Mary If you are looking for an effective and inexpensive deep conditioner for your hair, head on over to your local supermarket and pick up a container of Yogurt! You want to get yogurt that is plain, non-flavored and with no added fruit. Benefits Check out the benefits of what deep conditioning with…
by AshleyGlenn Nature has given us all sorts of healing solutions since the beginning of time. With so many great solutions available, it’s no wonder we experiment with different oils to see what works for our skin, nails, and definitely our beautiful curls. Essential oils are usually from plants and have benefits that can improve our overall health, as well…
By West of ConfessionsOfaBlogVixen via GargenofWisdom Believe it or not, many carrier oils, which are often used directly on hair or in products, expire. Changes can be observed in the texture, color, and scent of these oils as the fats breakdown. Once the odor becomes unpleasant, it’s time to dispose of it. Typically, there is a best used by date…
by Tara Lisciandro-Hornich It’s early in the morning. The alarm goes off and you need to get out the door, FAST. You just noticed your hair isn’t bouncy and pretty like you’d want it to be. Of course, there’s always the coveted “bed-head” look. Maybe not so coveted for work, though. Any of these scenarios are common for you curly…
by ChristinaC Like to keep it simple? This one’s for you. With a few drops of your favorite essential oils and a little bit of shea butter you can whip up a super creamy mix that’s great for sealing moisture into your skin or hair! Give it a try and report back! WHAT YOU’LL NEED -8 oz raw unrefined Shea…
by Tammy Goodson of CurlyChics Less is More— Products with no preservatives do not have a long shelf life (1 to 2 weeks, depending on the ingredients). When mixing up batches of your favorite hair food, be sure to do so in small quantities and small batches to ensure you are able to make use of it all. Refrigerate— Products…