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So FINE- Thin Natural Hair

By Curly Nikki 85 Comments
Chronicles of Team Thin Natural Hair SO FINE: Not Every Natural is Coarse, Of Course For the longest time, I thought that if you had thick hair, your hair was coarse and if you had thin hair then your hair was fine. Until about a year ago, I lived my entire life under the assumption that because my hair was…
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How I Make My Fine Hair Look Thicker

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Hola Chicas! This post is about the 3 H's of making fine hair look big, like, rude-big, but it's been a minute and I need to share three things first-- 1.  (Two colds) + (a bout of sinusitis) = a lingering and rather disrespectful cough that keeps me (and Dr. Daddy) up all night.  #IGotBronchitis #SideEyeToMyImmuneSystem But today, I feel…
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So Fine Natural Hair- Sealants

By Curly Nikki 14 Comments
by Cassidy of Natural Selection BlogThere's a lot of buzz in the blogosphere about the necessity of "sealing" hair by using silicones or oils (which are natural water repellents) to retain ideal moisture levels in the hair. Sealers (aka "anti-humectants") are like a ziploc bag for your hair: the moisture in your cuticles can't get out and excess moisture in…
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So Fine Natural Hair- Part 9

By Curly Nikki 13 Comments
Dishing on Detanglingby Cassidy of NaturalSelectionblog.comFact: textured hair is prone to tangling. Fact: detangling can be damaging.Fact: it doesn't have to be. Tangles come in all different forms from fairy knots to matting roots to wishbone snarls at the end of your strands to shed hairs caught mid strand to a pony tail elastic that has somehow ensnared itself in…
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So Fine Natural Hair- Part 8

By Curly Nikki 7 Comments
Footloose and Protein Freeby Cassidy of NaturalSelectionblog.comAs promised in the last segment of So Fine, I wanted to present to you a round up of protein free conditioners for those of you who have protein sensitivities due to higher porosity strands. When you're shopping for a protein-free conditioner, you must read the label closely because often times proteins might sneak…
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