Heat damage is a condition that results when strands of hair are exposed to instant extreme heat or repeated use of heat leading to moisture content loss, destruction of the natural morphology of hair which may lead to permanent change in structure. Exposing hair to extreme heat works against your efforts of growing beautiful, healthy hair. Heat damage results from … Read More
There is nothing as beautiful as a crown of healthy natural hair. Achieving this, is however not a walk in the park. Top of the list of the challenges of growing healthy natural hair, and particularly 4C hair is split ends. Truth be told, our hair may never be completely free from split ends but by taking the right measures, … Read More
Hair porosity is how well your hair is able to absorb and hold moisture. It is affected by the flexibility of the outer hair layer known as the cuticle, which determines how easily moisture and oils pass in and out of your hair. To develop a 4C hair routine that is effective and choose the right products for your hair, … Read More
Before the natural hair movement, there was a perception that African hair does not grow past the shoulder length. This was probably because most of us had hair that stagnated at that length. However, over the recent years we have started seeing African women particularly those who have transitioned to natural, grow their hair to as long as thigh length. … Read More
Experiencing extreme shrinkage when you really want to show off your full length or a blown-out look is one of the thousand ways to get worked up. I know, I can relate! This is mostly the case for those with tighter curls, in fact, the tighter the curls the more shrinkage you will experience. I am here to tell you … Read More
Times are changing. Women are learning to embrace a natural lifestyle. The most remarkable trend in the natural lifestyle movement is women of African descent going natural with their hair. What is ‘Going natural’? What does it mean to go natural? Going natural simply means that you are restoring your hair back from the chemically altered texture to its original … Read More
The most important step to taking really good care of your hair is knowing your hair type. This is because your hair is unique and requires care that is designed for its type. There are different hair classification systems that have been used to classify hair. The most common systems are the Andre Walker system and F.I.A. Hair Typing System. … Read More