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Laurabeth S. of Naturallycurly writes; This time of year, I pack away my thicker sweaters like beloved friends in a vacuum-protected Space Bag and exchange them for the short sleeves I’ve missed all winter long. Similarly, I rotate my hair products to complement the change in seasons. If you haven’t performed this spring cleaning ritual, you may not know how…
Joyce Clements of Naturallycurly writes; Curly haired people understand the importance of moisture for their hair because it turns frizz into soft beautiful hair. Your skin needs moisture, too! Now this is the tricky part—all skin types, just like hair types, are not created equally. It all depends on how you take care of your body, hair and skin. They…
Timi of Naturallycurly writes; There has only been one other time in my life when I had short hair. When I was 6 or 7 years old, I had a bald fade. Don’t ask me why, I honestly have no idea. The next time I had short hair again was June 20, 2009, when I did my big chop. I…
Susonnah for Naturallycurly writes; Perfect curls are not obtained by chance; it takes preparation and special care to achieve and maintain those perfect curls. But what is the secret to perfect curls? The answer is healthy hair habits. Here is a list of ten habits of people with perfect curls. Make hair care a habit, and you, too, can have…
Tonya McKay of Naturallycurly writes; Manufacturers turn to high tech science, sustainability and natural ingredients to bring you the latest hair care products. Despite being generally rather stable, the personal care and cosmetics industry has not escaped the recession entirely unscathed. Budget-conscious consumers have sought out lower-priced alternatives to salon-based premium priced goods and services, and switched to the less…
Stephanie Rose Bird of Naturallycurly writes; We’re hearing more and more about the miracle “grain” quinoa—mostly as a tasty super-food, but also, increasingly, as an ingredient in hair care products. Let’s learn more about this high-protein food, which though commonly referred to as a grain, is technically not a grain. Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa Willd.), pronounced KEEN-WAH, is also called Quinua,…
Alicia Ward of Naturallycurly writes; It seems simple, right? Take a shower and wash your hair daily. Wrong! Washing your hair may seem like a simple task, but you would be surprised how many curlies are doing it wrong. Washing your hair incorrectly can lead to scalp irritation, dandruff, lice and other scalp issues. Certain hair types and textures only…
Charnika of NaturallyCurly writes; Hair care products might not be as safe as you’d assume them to be. “My staple products consisted of relaxers, oil sheen and pink hair lotion, so it could be any number of things,” says Yvette McCormick, speaking about her diagnosis of endometriosis, a painful disorder in which tissue that normally lines the inside of your…
Susonnah of NaturallyCurly writes; If you’re the type of person who falls into routine, it’s easy to get bored with your hairstyle. Day after day, you style your hair the exact same way because it’s familiar and easy, but you look in the mirror and secretly wish for something different. Countless women become bored and feel frustrated when it comes…