1. No Tension Heavy manipulation is one of the main causes for breakage. Tight braids, weaves, wigs, wreck havoc on our nape region if we aren’t careful. Avoid the unnecessary stress on your hair and give this area a break. During the cold-weather months it’s important to keep the hair up and off of harsh …
Layed edges I know women love the polished look of a puff or an updo with smooth edges, but constantly putting stress on the hairline can cause breakage. The hairline is naturally fine, so frequently using a boar brush with pomade, gel, or edge tamer can cause the hair to break. It is ok to …
Myth #1: You Need to Have a Certain “Curl Type Naturals who think they need a specific texture of curly hair to rock it natural are terribly mistaken. Whether you have tight kinks like Solange or loose, silky waves , you can find a hair care regimen that allows you to wear your hair in its …
Dryness Telltale evidence of breakage is excessive dryness. When the hair breaks the ends are frayed and split, which makes it challenging for the hair shaft to retain moisture. Over time this split travels up the length of the hair and causes more breakage, tangles, and dryness. Aside from using quality products that impart moisture …
Do you massage or oil your scalp regularly? Turns out, this practice done every other day or so for just a couple of minutes can provide a number of benefits to the scalp and overall health in general. According to Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, giving yourself a scalp massage with oil will: increase blood …
When it comes to Marley hair, all brands were certainly not created equal. Plus, every local beauty supply store doesn’t carry the same brands of hair. It isn’t wise to purchase just any brand of Marley hair because some brands are tough to work with and/or do not yield as sleek a result as other …
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