Photo by Christina @ wocintechchat.com on Unsplash Benefits of Wheat Protein Treatment for Hair (With 5 Awesome Product Examples!) By Jacqueline Samaroo Protein gets lots and lots of attention when it comes to natural haircare and, in particular, natural curly haircare. That’s not surprising, really, since hair is mostly made up of proteins that give it structure and strength. Also,…
Photo by Thiago Rebouças on Unsplash Protein Treatments for Hair Growth – 6 Things You Should Know By Jacqueline Samaroo There’s no arguing with the benefits of protein treatments for hair health and hair growth. They can improve the appearance of your hair and make your hair stronger, too. But, what exactly is a protein treatment and how do you…
Photo by Idowu Emmanuel on Unsplash 5 Amazing Caviar Benefits for Skin and Hair Care By Jacqueline Samaroo Rich, decadent, and extravagant – these are some of the words that likely come to mind when you think of caviar. But, how about, nutritious, healthy, and definitely good for both your skin and hair? Because it is! Keep reading as we…
Photo by Ayo Ogunseinde on Unsplash Natural Hair Care: Protein and Hair – 7 Questions Answered By Jacqueline Samaroo Protein is the main component of hair which is why it gets so much attention in the natural hair community. Understanding how natural hair gets protein and the effects of protein overload is crucial for curly hair to have bounce, shine,…
IG @blasiandoll11 via TheBeautyBrains.com Q: Hello, I’ve heard that too much protein can be bad for hair and cause it to become dry and eventually break off. I have a conditioner called Abba gentle conditioner that has protein but when I use it my hair looks and feels great. So is there any truth to this? TheBeautyBrains Responds: This notion…
by Ashley Glenn A deep conditioner is a staple product in a curly girl’s product lineup. We use so many products and techniques that a deep conditioning session can help to rejuvenate our curls and bring them back to life. While searching for a deep conditioner, it is best to look at the ingredients. Some curlies are protein sensitive,…
source by Sabrina Perkins of SeriouslyNatural.org Our hair needs a balance of moisture and protein. And achieving and maintaining the perfect balance can be quite challenging. The best thing you can do is listen to your hair– if your hair is limp, mushy and overly moist it needs protein, and if it’s dry, hard, and easily broken, then it…
Source: Tamullar (Long Hair Community) by Shelli of Hairscapades Did you know that there were this many kinds of split ends? Pretty nasty, right? Well, I can attest to the validity of this chart. Because, about 2 1/2 years ago, I saw just about every split end on it (except the white spots) in my own head of hair. It…
by Sabrina Perkins Many women prefer to turn to DIY hair products because they know exactly what they are putting on their hair. That is certainly a viable route, but it is important to be knowledgeable about even these natural ingredients so that you can make informed decisions about what you’re placing on your hair and body. Take for example, the…
photo courtesy of Getty images by Sabrina Perkins Our hair needs a perfect balance of moisture and protein for optimal health. Our hairs are made of about 70% keratin, which are long chains of amino acids. Our hair is made of protein but that is not all our hair needs to be healthy and grow. We need moisture…