When it really comes down to it, most women are dealing with a problem that is specific to their hair, regardless of their hair type so don't spend too much time obsessing about these little challenges that can be easily overcome.
Co-Washing
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I recently attended an event featuring celebrity natural hair stylist Felicia Leatherwood and learned lots of great tips direct from the leading expert in the field of natural hair care.
We often get questions about the products that we use on our natural hair. Check out the list below to get the inside scoop on our favorite products during 2013.
Let's face it, our natural hair is prone to frizz. Frizzy hair is viewed as a virtue by our adventurous sisters because it adds fullness and texture to natural hairstyles. Then there are those of us who wish that we could take a magic wand and "poof" the frizzies away. The good news is that you don't need a magic wand to reduce or eliminate frizz in your natural locks. Check out these tried and true methods used by other naturals for frizz-free hair:
Get up to speed on some of the terminology used to describe natural hair. Here are some frequently used words that you’ll probably hear or read as you delve deeper into the world of kinky, curly hair. Some words have different meanings, depending on the regions where they are used or personal preferences. Read on for our take on natural hair vocabulary words.
If you’ve spent any time researching the best methods to keep your natural hair not only clean, but soft, supple and frizz free, you’ve bound to have come across the term “co-washing” as a preferred washing method for natural hair. Just what is co-washing?