I’ve read and researched about the popular Apple Cider Vinegar rinse, raved and glorified by many naturals. I read about the right way and the wrong way to apply the vinegar rinse to the hair. I tried it twice and … Continue reading →

I was contemplating buying some Kinky-Curly Curling Custard the other day to take with me on my honeymoon, but the expensive $30 price tag on it, had me thinking of a cheaper alternative. Getting married is expensive, and I just … Continue reading →

That is the question of the day; Does natural hair need protein treatments? Do women really need them if they are natural? The answer to this question is yes and here’s why: Unlike relaxed hair, natural hair doesn’t have to … Continue reading →

Today I am reviewing the Kinky Curling Cream by the Hair Rules line. Please do not get this product confused with the Kinky-Curly Curling Custard by Kinky-Curly for they are nothing alike. With that said let’s move on. When I … Continue reading →

Today’s article focuses on what to include in a haircare kit for relaxed hair. The following items will help African American women hair grow their relaxed tresses long, healthy, strong, and beautiful. If your hair is natural please see the … Continue reading →

This week I am doing a 2 part article on creating a basic haircare kit for your hair depending on it’s needs. The following products should become a staple in your haircare regime to stop breakage, reduce split ends, increase … Continue reading →

Have you been to Walmart and seen a new product in the ethnic aisle known as CeXpress? This line consist of the CeXpress Soy Straightening System, CeXpress Shea Chemical Straightener, and the CeXpress Hair Butter, Smoothie, Milk, and Elixir. It … Continue reading →