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Possible Benefits of Hot Oil Treatments

  • Moisturizes Scalp
  • Combats Dandruff
  • Promotes Growth
  • Prevents Dry Hair
  • Minimizes Breakage
  • Minimizes Frizz
  • Adds Shine
  • Promotes Soft Hair 

Popular Oils

  • Almond Oil
  • Castor Oil
  • Coconut Oil
  • Grapeseed Oil
  • Jojoba Oil
  • Olive Oil
  • Tea Tree Oil
  • Prepackaged Oil Mixes 

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Q:Is it bad that I'm 18 years old, in college, and my mom still washes, relaxes, blow-drys and flat irons my hair? She insists that she doesn't want it to get as damaged as it did when I was going to stylists and that with the length (BSL) and thickness it would be difficult for me to take it on myself. I am looking forward to getting into my own regimen so that I can avoid breakage and that I can build up length but what can I definitely do on my own without damaging my hair? Thank You!!

Anonymous

If she’s willing to do it and you like the way it comes out…I don’t see anything wrong with it.  I mean, if my mom could (and wanted to) do my hair, I’d be all over that, lol.  But if you want to do your own hair, that’s certainly something you can work on doing.  It does take time to learn how to do your own hair, but with practice and patience I’m sure you’ll eventually get the hang of it. Your first source should be your mom because your current regimen has gotten you to thick BSL hair.  For most of us, finding a hair regimen that works for our hair is the hardest part of being on a hair journey, so for you to have a basic regimen in place puts you ahead of the game.  Next I would just gradually learn one element of your wash day routine at a time.  Start with shampooing, then learn to detangle, then learn to blow dry and so on.  Once you’ve got it all down you can start expanding upon your hair regimen based upon what your hair needs.  I hope this helps.

Happy Hair Growing,
Kim  

Tips on how to add protein treatments and other strengthening hair products to your healthy hair regimen. Along with tips to figure out how strong your protein treatment really is.

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Kim
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Our hair looks and feels its best when it is properly moisturized.  In this video I’m letting you know how to incorporate moisture into your hair regimen.  

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Finding the Right Shampoo for Your Hair. You can watch the video above or read the corresponding blogpost - http://tinyurl.com/bestshampoo4u

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How To Start Your Healthy Hair Journey in Six Easy Steps

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Old vs. New: Mizani Phormula-7 Neutralizing and Chelating Shampoo

Of course as my luck would have it, as soon as I declare a product that has been sitting in my stash for months a staple… they switch things up on me.  I suppose I should be grateful that it’s just the ingredients that have changed and it has not been discontinued, but it still annoys me.  I’ve tried it twice now (for both of the roller set tutorials that I filmed) and I’m ready to share my thoughts. Click Here For My Reaction to the New Formula.

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My April Update — Rollersetting

The month of April just flew by but I did manage to get three sets in this month and I’m starting to get better at styling them.  The styling technique that has made all the difference: Pin Curls!  Add 4 to 6 pin curls immediately after removing the rollers, tie the hair down with a scarf and viola!  The last picture displays the results from that technique — Check me out! :)  I may do a tutorial if I can recreate this several more times.  For more details and pictures of my April rollersets Click here

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