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Black Hair Chart!!!

Posted 11-20-2008 at 07:15 AM by leentora

Found this on the net, very cute!

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Healthy Hair Tips to Start Your Hair Journey

Posted 10-30-2008 at 05:54 AM by leentora

1. Start with a fresh trim.

Start with a nice, fresh trim. If your hair ends are severely damaged cut off those thin, damaged and brittle ends. Broken ends which are severely damaged and thin cannot be made healthy again no matter what product you use or what it promises.

2. Take hair pictures and start hair care journal.

Write down your thoughts and feelings about your hair, hair goals and the time frame you want to achieve them? Do you desire thickness,...

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Co-washing Technique & Benefits

Posted 10-21-2008 at 03:21 PM by leentora

Definition
Co-Washing is a technique that entails washing your hair solely with conditioner; this includes massaging the conditioner into your scalp like you would with shampoo as well as putting it on the length of your hair.

Benefits
Moisture, moisture, moisture! As well as softness and added manageability for new growth

How-To
Everyone does it differently. There is really no 'right' way to co-wash. If you do it differently than someone else,...

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Great Moisturizing Conditioning Product(s)

Posted 09-05-2008 at 03:53 PM by leentora
Updated 09-05-2008 at 08:05 PM by leentora

Examples:

KeraCare Humecto Conditioner (This the GRAND DADDY of them all)

Kenra Moisturizing Conditioner
Elucence Moisture Benefits conditioner
Creme of Nature Nourishing Conditioner
Herbal Essences Replenishing conditioner
Dove Intense Moisture Conditioner
AtOne Botanicals Conditioner
Nexxus HydraSleek Conditioner
Infusium Moisturizing conditioner
Neutrogena Triple Moisture Daily Conditioner
Nexxus Humectress...

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Should I Trim My Hair Wet or Dry?

Posted 09-04-2008 at 05:29 PM by leentora

1.) Imagine cutting a wet piece of paper, and then cutting a dry piece of paper in the same way. You'll easily see that the cut on the wet paper is not a clean one. Your hair is really no different. Wet trimming can actually damage the (new) ends you create with the trim, leaving them more vulnerable to splitting later on. The damage is even more likely if your scissors are the cheaper variety, non-hair specific shears, or good hair shears that need to be sharpened.

2.) Hair appears...

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