Following from the previous article about roucou oil, amaranth oil is another oil that isn’t very popular but is excellent for hair and skin. In this article, I’ll go over the benefits of amaranth oil, what it’s good for...
I am spending a lot of time exploring some uncommon oils this year. Rare yet fantastic for hair and skin. One of those uncommon oils is pequi oil. In this article, I’ll explore the origin of pequi oil, benefits...
Sacha inchi oil is not a popular oil but it’s being sold as the next big superfood. Sacha inchi is a seed that’s eaten like a nut. This article will cover the benefits of sacha inchi oil, how to...
Trader Joe’s partnered with an upscale boutique in creating this product. Trader Joe’s Tea Tree Tingle Conditioner is one of my favorite deep conditioners of all time. Trader Joe’s Tea Tree Tingle Conditioner also features prominently in my top 5...
Henna and indigo is a safe, natural and healthy way to color all hair types from type 1 – 4C. You can achieve various shades by coloring hair with henna and indigo such as jet black, blue-black, rich auburn, and...
Is your hair weak and damaged? Does your hair need a protein treatment? Would you like to know how grapeseed oil can make protein applications work better for your hair? Then you need to know more about grapeseed oil...
The first book in the Healthy Hair Care series was updated significantly in June 2017. Read about the updates and how to grab a discounted copy HERE. What are the four things every curly-haired girl hopes for? Growth. Retention....
When the word pumpkin comes to mind, we usually think about pie, soup, Halloween, and Starbucks. Oil rarely features in that thought process. However, have you ever wondered what becomes of those seeds you scrape out of pumpkins? They...
Carrot seed oil is one of the best natural oils for hair breakage. With its high beta-carotene content and other nutrients that foster healthy hair growth, you should consider adding this to your regimen ASAP. For more on what...
Hair density refers to how closely your strands of hair are packed together. You can determine your hair density by counting how many strands you have per 1-inch section. If you have low-density hair, then your hair will appear...