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Nicole the Resident Curl Chemist

Revisiting the Idea of Protein Overload

By Curly Nikki 15 Comments
lecoil Hair Liberty's Nicole Harmon, our Resident Curl Chemist, is answering your most urgent hair questions. Check it out below!  Q: I'm interested in your comments on "protein overload." My hair seems to have a hard time absorbing moisture, staying moisturized; products evaporate quickly, hair dries very quickly after getting wet, conditioner seems to just sit on top instead of…
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Frizz-Fighting Products That Really Work

By Curly Nikki 3 Comments
Frizz-Fighting Products That Really Work by Nicole Hollis of Hair Liberty There are times when you need your hair to look like perfection. Maybe you have an exciting date or a big meeting at work. You take the time to put every strand in its proper place, but within minutes of going outside, the best twist out ever or the…
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Natural Hair Troubleshooting

By Curly Nikki 15 Comments
Natural Hair Troubleshooting by Nicole of www.curlynikki.com No one's hair is perfect! Pinpoint your specific hair issues and start finding solutions to your biggest hair problems. Problem: Dry, Brittle Hair Your hair feels dry to the touch. Sometimes, it looks wiry and/or feels stiff. The breakage never stops. Solution: Your hair is telling you that it needs more moisture. Apply…
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Product Breakdown: Aveda Damage Remedy

By Curly Nikki 4 Comments
by Nicole Harmon of HairLiberty Product Breakdown: Aveda Damage Remedy Daily Hair Repair, $24 Product Description from Aveda Our daily leave-in treatment instantly repairs damaged hair by 26%*, helps protect from heat styling and detangles to help prevent further damage. *After 1 application of Daily Hair Repair in a clinical tensile test. Active Ingredients Chenopodium Quinoa Seed This is a…
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Make Your Straight Hair Last Longer

By Curly Nikki 5 Comments
by Nicole Harmon of HairLiberty Make Your Straight Hair Last Longer Use products that promise humidity protection When your hair is straight, your roots are usually the first to revert back to curly. That's because sweat or humidity in the air has penetrated the hair closest to your scalp and made it swell. "Humidity-blocking" products condition your hair by wrapping…
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