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Stuck On What Products To Use? Here’s The Beginners Guide To Curly Hair Care
New to curly hair care? The five products you actually need, how to use them, a simple wash day routine, and what a full set costs. Read more...
Why Your Curls Still Feel Dry — Even When You’re Using “Good” Products
This is something we see a lot. People come in-store or shop online already using well-known products often ones that worked at first but their hair still feels dry. Not brittle. Not damaged. Just… consistently dry, no matter what they try. It’s frustrating, especially when you’ve already invested in what are considered “good” products. In most cases, the issue isn’t that the products are bad. It’s usually how they’re being used together, or what they’re being asked to do. If you find yourself changing products often without seeing lasting improvement,... Read more...
8 Natural Beauty Hacks That’ll Give You Clearer Skin
‘Beauty is priceless!’ However, I for one, refuse to drop my hard-earned cash on expensive face packs when I can easily make my own with better benefits! It’s not just about the money, I set out on a mission to find the best alternative methods for both pampering and daily beauty routines where you would know every single ingredient that goes into the products. So, read on and discover what I believe the best beauty hacks the internet world has for us to offer. Without further ado, let’s get hacking! Coffee... Read more...
HOW to Relieve a Dry, FLAKY & Irritated Scalp
Having scalp issues can be a very frustrating thing to deal with, often a day to day challenge for those who suffer from it . Don’t worry you are not alone, many women also deal with this and it may be often embarrassing when there are visible signs of flaking and dandruff. There are many reasons this happens and lucky for you we are going to highlight why it happens and ways in which you can tackle them in this post. Why do you get dry irritated scalp? It happens because of a build-up of... Read more...
CHANEL’S SUMMER HAIR FAVOURITES | Palmers, Organics, Creme Of Nature & Fantasia
Just like my skin, my hair is very important to me, so I like to treat my hair like my baby. I protect it and care for it. So I’m here to give you my favourite hair products which I feel keep my hair healthy and nourished! Palmers Coconut Oil Hair Milk SmoothieI’ve been using this hair milk for about 2 months now and I have to say I find it amazing! It keeps my hair moisturised and hydrated and keeps my hair looking super shiny on a day-today basis. Another... Read more...
Essential Oils Are A Must! TEN Amazing Benefits Of Coconut Oil
I’m sure you’ve seen the new wave of coconut oil ‘craze’. Many people are going ‘coco’ over it and for a good reason. Although there is a new trend, that has started, coconut oil has been used for thousands of years especially as a fundamental hair care routine in many countries like in south east Asia and West Africa where it’s a common part of their haircare and beauty regime. I personally grew up with coconut oil, making a bi-weekly routine of applying coconut oil and massaging it into my... Read more...
How To Make My Natural Hair Grow Faster?
It’s difficult to keep yourself from panicking when you notice signs of hair loss or thinning. However, to assist you, we’ve tried and tested great hair products and routines to ensure you’re using the proper shampoos, conditioners, supplements, and hair treatments. If you want to know how to make your hair grow faster, you’re in the right place!   A variety of variables contribute to successful hair growth, including (but not limited to) lifestyle, genetics, topical treatments, etc. While it’s impossible to pinpoint the exact cause of hair loss or hair... Read more...
Winter Protective Hairstyles: 10 Tips for Afro Hair
How to keep afro hair healthy in a protective style this winter: 10 tips from prep to take-down, the warm-toned knotless braids trend, and answers to your questions about packs, washing and sleeping in braids. Read more...
5 Must Use Products To Prevent Breakage & Detangle Curly Hair
If you have curly or textured hair, you already know how difficult it can be to maintain at times. Unlike straighter and looser curl textures, curly and textured hair tend to have its own set of issues, including but not limited to an increased risk of breakage and frizz and is prone to dryness. The natural coily form of each strand encourages hairs to overlap, interlock, and knot up, regardless of how fine or coarse your curls are. What you use to detangle your hair can distinguish between an enjoyable... Read more...
Why Switching Products Constantly Rarely Fixes Dryness
A lot of people reach a point where their routine feels like a revolving door. One product works for a while.Then it doesn’t.So it gets replaced. From what we see, this cycle is extremely common — and very understandable. Dryness is uncomfortable, and switching products feels like taking action. But over time, constant switching often makes it harder to understand what the hair actually needs. Why switching feels like the right move Switching products makes sense because: Hair feels different week to week Results don’t last as long as expected... Read more...
When Dryness Keeps Coming Back: A More Supportive Approach
If your hair feels dry no matter what you switch to, it’s usually a sign that the issue isn’t the product itself, but how moisture is being supported across your routine. This page isn’t about a “perfect routine” or doing more than you want to.It’s about understanding when one product is enough, and when it usually isn’t. Why single products often stop working From what we see over time, many people start with one product that works well initially.Later, that same product seems to “stop working”, even though nothing has changed. This usually... Read more...
What “Lazy Natural” Actually Means (And Why It Works for So Many People)
In natural hair spaces, the term “lazy natural” comes up a lot. For some people, it’s said jokingly.For others, it’s said almost defensively — as if wanting less effort somehow means caring less. But from what we see, most people who describe themselves as lazy naturals aren’t neglecting their hair at all. They’re just choosing routines that fit their real lives. Where the term “lazy natural” really comes from Lazy natural doesn’t usually mean doing nothing. It’s more often used by people who: Don’t want multi-hour wash days every week Prefer... Read more...
When One Product Isn’t Enough Anymore (And Why That’s Normal)
A lot of people reach a point where haircare starts to feel… tiring. You’re using decent products.You know your hair better than you used to.But something still feels off — dryness, lack of softness, or results that don’t last. This is usually the point where people think they’re doing something wrong. In reality, it’s often just a sign that hair needs a different kind of support than it used to. Why one product often works at first When hair needs are simple, a single product can do a lot of... Read more...