Queens with 4b natural hair can have up to 70 % shrinkage, and very dry hair. Type 4b natural hair can be thick and course or thin and fine. The hair strands are “z” shaped and highly susceptible to damage and dryness. There are many natural hair types. Type 1 is straight hair and type 2 is considered wavy hair…. View Post
Hey, Ladies! We’re all on our healthy hair journey, and one thing we should master is how to moisturize natural hair. Many naturals just follow what everyone is doing but still have dry hair. This is because they are not doing enough of it or doing too little of it. A moisturized mane will flourish because it will be shiny,… View Post
If you have type 4 hair, learning how to stretch natural hair is an easy way to add length to your hair whether you’ve always had natural hair or are stretching relaxers. It can be frustrating to invest years growing your hair only to see what appears to be little growth. And because type 4 hair tends to be more delicate,… View Post
The LOC method, also known as the liquid, oil, cream method, is the best way to keep natural or relaxed hair moisturized. Lack of moisture can cause breakage, dry/brittle hair, and frizz. Using the LOC after every wash will reduce damage, increase elasticity, and improve the overall feel and look of your hair. Keeping your hair moisturized is also crucial… View Post
Whether you’re wearing your hair natural or relaxed, we all have encountered the black hair traditional practice, deep conditioning. It has many benefits to managing hair, but many don’t understand how valuable it is to maintain and to grow your healthiest hair. Deep conditioning natural hair has evolved over the years as well, but one thing remains the same. We… View Post
