 May 31, 2012
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Slow Down Moisture Loss With These Go-To Hair Sealing Oils
As soon as you step out of the shower, the water keeping
your coils and curls lush and hydrated begins to evaporate. But you don’t have
to let your strands turn into dry-as-a-bone tresses. CurlyNikki.com suggests
you seal in moisture with any of these tried-and-true oils that will bring your
hair back to life.
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May 29, 2012
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It’s Getting Hot Out There: How to Help Natural Hair Weather the Heat
Even though the calendar insists that spring isn’t over until June 20, the weather has been extremely hot and humid, causing an early start to all kinds of summer-related hair-care worries for naturalistas. That means frizz, dry hair, sticky strands and the rest of the usual suspects. Here, CurlyNikki.com and CurlyChics compile recommendations for naturals looking to keep their manes fresh, cool and collected through the summer season.
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May 24, 2012
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Take a Coconut Oil Vacation From Chemical-Based Moisturizers
Natural oils are all the rage, but it can get frustrating to suss out which oils are right for your hair type. If you’re an aspiring naturalista looking for somewhere to begin your natural oil exploration, CocoandCreme.com suggests coconut oil. Why? Because the fragrant oil helps moisturize your mane, is reputed to promote hair growth and can help repair damaged strands. Here’s how...
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May 17, 2012
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Hair-Care Experiment: Rum and Egg, a Homemade Protein Treatment
A number of hair products have been advertising “added protein” on the label recently, and you may have heard of chemical treatments to repair the protein bonds in damaged hair. But NaturallyCurly.com has dreamed up an easy, do-it-yourself protein treatment that may be fun to try out. To start, all you need is some rum and a couple of eggs.
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May 08, 2012
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Avoid Breakage: Use Conditioners That Give Tangles the Slip
Between every wash, your hair dries out a little more, causing strands to wrap around each other, tangle and break. The result? Your hair loses volume. If you find this to be the case more often than not, you may need a rinse-out conditioner to help your hair stay healthy and strong in between washes.
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May 01, 2012
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Quality Routines: Start a Simple Natural Hair Regimen
Many people have a routine for most
everything they do in their lives. Routines are a proven way to establish good
habits, so your hair care schedule should be no different. Don’t just wash your
tresses every time you’re in the shower, or skip your deep conditioning
treatment because you forgot to schedule the time. Here’s a handy-dandy natural
hair care routine that works every time, from CurlyNikki.com.
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