In this article, I will share a few different homemade scalp scrub recipes and washes that cater to various scalp conditions. Using your own scalp scrub can significantly improve the blood condition and appearance of your hair. It can help clarify your scalp and really help you get in there to remove any product buildup. A thorough apple cider vinegar-water rinse and a light coating of jojoba oil on the hair tips take care of the rest of your greasy hair. But enough of that—let’s get into at-home scalp scrubs! What Do Scalp Scrubs Do? They do pretty much exactly what the name implies, scrubbing the scalp to exfoliate, treat, and increase blood…

Natural hair types are more difficult to manage. Not because it is ‘bad hair” like we’ve all been told many times, but because we don’t take care of it the right way. One of the most important steps in your hair care routine is moisturizing, and many people don’t know how to properly moisturize their hair. The most common moisturizing methods are the LCO method and the LOC method which has been tested by the natural hair community for years now. They have been shown to be tried and true hair methods, which detail the exact order hair products should be applied for bouncy and defined curls or coils. If…

I know you’ve heard about clarifying your hair, and you may even wonder, do I need to clarify MY hair? And the answer is YES! Yes, you should be clarifying your curly hair. You need to be clarifying your natural hair with a good clarifying shampoo once a month or every 4th wash day. And no, a clarifying wash doesn’t just mean using your regular shampoo for a double wash and calling it a day. What Is A Clarifying Wash? A clarifying wash is a deep-cleansing shampoo specifically designed to remove heavy buildup, excess oil, and impurities from the hair and scalp. Clarifying is the process of thoroughly cleansing the…

Are you tired of your hair feeling dull, dry, or prone to dandruff? Say goodbye to those hair woes with these easy-to-make DIY hair masks! Packed with natural ingredients, these masks are perfect for nourishing and revitalizing your locks. Plus, they’re budget-friendly and can be whipped up right in your own kitchen. You Might Also Love: How to Make DIY Homemade Leave-In Conditioner 8 Best Homemade Hair Mask For Hair Growth And Thickness Tea Tree Oil Hair Mask Tea tree oil is a powerhouse ingredient known for its antifungal and antibacterial properties, making it ideal for combating dandruff and soothing an itchy scalp. To make this mask, simply mix a…

The rumors are true, according to a study, black people grow hair slower than Caucasian hair. This study demonstrated significant differences between African and caucasian hair growth parameters, which might suggest a trend towards increased hair loss in Africans, even though it contrasts with a lower and slower incidence of the development of alopecia in Africans. Loussouarn G, “African hair growth parameters” Pubmed, August 2001, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11531795/ Growing longer hair can sometimes seem like an impossible task when you have natural black hair. All you need is a good hair care routine and patience. Not only is black hair growth slower, but due to how our hair strands are wrapped around…

Many of us have experienced the frustration of seeing our hair strands break and split, particularly when we’re caught in the cycle of tight ponytails and daily styling. As someone who’s no stranger to this struggle, I know firsthand the frustration that comes with battling breakage, especially when my go-to ponytail was way too tight during those busy workdays when I needed to run out the door. But fear not, because I’ve gathered insights on the ins and outs of preventing hair breakage. Together, we’ll explore the secrets to maintaining healthy, resilient hair strands, incorporating key techniques and products tailored to your needs. Whether you’re dealing with dryness, brittleness, or…

Growing up, my mother did my hair until I turned 11 or 12, then I was left to my own devices. I remember getting up every day for school, and I would have to make my hair wet to pull it back into a tight ponytail! I cringe at the thought now. The daily wetting caused severe hair breakage, this was mainly because I always had damp hair, because I never allowed my hair to dry as it was always in that darn ponytail. While the question, “Should I wet my natural hair every day” may seem like not that big a deal, it can be the difference between retaining…