IG @ plantacao.de.lavanda #HairStyle Black Tea Rinse for Natural Hair How To and Top 4 Benefits By Jacqueline Samaroo Tea rinses have become increasingly popular as a way to care for natural, curly hair of all types. Different herbal tea rinses, such as chamomile, hibiscus, and peppermint, can bring a variety of benefits to your curly haircare routine. So, too,…
IG @tracyjo_ by Sointocurls via BlackNaps.org Most likely, you may have heard of herbal infusions for health purposes. Because of the cancer-fighting properties of many herbs, many people regularly prepare and enjoy herbal concoctions for relaxation and medicinal purposes and also to satisfy their palates. But did you know that herbal infusions can also be used to strengthen and beautify…
source by Emilia Obiekea of AdoreBotanicals.com DHT is a hormone that causes hair loss for both men and women. Many things can factor into it. Read here for more info about DHT. If you are having issues with stunted growth, weak strands or severe shedding then this rinse is for you. It will also soothe an itchy or irritated scalp…
via Everyday Roots A healthy head of hair with a healthy, flake-free scalp is a wonderful thing. So wonderful and desired, in fact, that there is an enormous market that caters solely to it. Walk down any hair product aisle and you’ll be overwhelmed with then number of choices you have for shampoos, conditioners, rinses, sprays, and dyes (to name…
by Toia B of LuvToBNatural You’ve probably heard about how great essential oils are to use in your hair care regimen, like the fact that they help to stimulate blood flow in the scalp and therefore, hair growth. But, do you know how to use them? Well, basically, before using them on your skin (which, of course, includes the scalp),…
by Sabrina of SeriouslyNatural Yes, tea isn’t JUST for drinking! This natural hair journey is ever changing as we learn more about what aids in happy, healthy hair. Despite being a natural for over seven years, I am still learning about the plentiful ways of treating and loving our tresses. Tea rinses are new to me. I’ve never really heard…
Evelyn of NaturallyCurly writes: One of the reasons I’m glad I went natural is the versatility and experimentation that my coily hair offers. I don’t have to worry about washing my flat iron job out or ruining my perm. I can try different products and techniques, secure in the fact that I can just wash it out if I don’t…
After receiving Zhara’s Hair Growth Tea recipe, I became very interested in the use of herbs as a final rinse. Back in January I posted an article called Natural Remedies for Natural Hair–-the list below is a continuation (and application). Catnip: Promotes healthy hair growth–many women on longhaircommunity swear by this stuff for long, strong hair. It supposedly reduces the…
Remember the ridiculously beautiful and wholly natural Zhara?! Well she’s back to share a very special recipe with the CurlyNikki community. Zhara’s Hairsational Organic Herbal Hairgrowth Tea!!!!!! Healthy nutrition and exercise are definitely the most important part of your natural hair care regime in my opinion.What goes in the body is a good refection of what comes out; physically, mentally…
Why not turn to natural remedies when dealing with our natural hair woes? God blessed us with a plethora of Essential Oils (EO’s) and Herbs that can fix every hair problem under the sun! I ran across THIS article, and thought you mixtresses out there may find the following helpful. For those of you that don’t concoct your own spritzes,…
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