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How to Increase Moisture in Low Porosity Hair

For many black women, the texture of our natural curls are low porosity. This means that our hair has trouble holding moisture and it can lead to dryness and breakage. But there is a way around this for all three types of hair textures! Here's how you can increase hydration in your 

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Cowashing Isn’t for Black Hair

Cowashing, a new trend in hair care, is taking over as an alternative to washing your locks. However, cowashing isn’t for everyone. If you have afro textured hair (curly/kinky, type 3, type 4 hair) read this before you cowash your curls.

3 Ways To Stop Split Ends in Curly Hair

Your hair is your glory and you want it to look its best! We all know the feeling of intense frustration when we see split ends and knots. They get so annoying that we feel the urge to rip them out, but you can stop them for good. All it takes are three simple steps: 

Are you using too much oil on your scalp?

Are there white, scaly flakes falling on your shirt? Is your hair becoming sticky? Then you might be using too much oil? Here are the two signs you should watch out for to prevent over oiling your scalp. 

Easter Hair Style for Natural Hair

Looking for a cute Easter style for your natural hair? I've got you covered, no flat iron required! 

Simplify Your Hair Care

Natural hair has a bad reputation. People think it's hard to manage, time consuming and expensive. That's just not true. It's only hard to manage if you were never taught how. Naturally curly hair takes the same time investment as straight hair and it's less expensive than relaxers and weaves. Natural hair is can be simple and fun.