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Tuesday, February 1, 2011

POLL: Your Favorite Oil For Sealing?

What is your favorite oil for sealing? My personal all time favorite is Castor oil. Nothing has beat it out in my book. It moisturizes, seals, and is not to greasy for my hair all at the same time. Oh and the shine is divine!





POLL: Your Favorite Oil For Sealing?

What is your favorite oil for sealing? My personal all time favorite is Castor oil. Nothing has beat it out in my book. It moisturizes, seals, and is not to greasy for my hair all at the same time. Oh and the shine is divine!





POLL: Your Favorite Oil For Sealing?

What is your favorite oil for sealing? My personal all time favorite is Castor oil. Nothing has beat it out in my book. It moisturizes, seals, and is not to greasy for my hair all at the same time. Oh and the shine is divine!





New Hair Products!!!

Good morning ladies-


I just wanted to share with you some new products I purchased through the month of January. First up there's Afroveda.
I ordered the sample pack of the hair butter collection and the sample size of the PUR Whipped hair jelly. Afroveda is an expensive line and I figured this way I can find out if they are worth the money. However shipping is outrageous (I hate when companies double shipping cost), and it took a month for me to receive it. Sucks! :-(
Second up there's Shampoo Ayurvedic Shampoo bars from chagrinvalleysoapandcraft.com
Sample size shampoo bars. Just $2.60 each. Decent shipping and received it fast.
Ayurvedic Herb bar, Babassu & Marshmallow bar, and Buttery Cond. bar

See fits in the palm of my hand.
And last but not least my Hibiscus powder and orange peel powder finally arrived.
These were also inexpensive, so was shipping, and I received it in a week.
I figured I would use products with Ayurvedic elements in them, since I've adopted my Ayurvedic regimen for the new year. I've learned to purchase sample sizes before making the big splurge, and it cuts back on wasting products. So I will be testing these out and reporting back to you guys. Since learning what my hair is more prone to like or dislike, I have been able to cut back on my list of "products to try list".

New Hair Products!!!

Good morning ladies-


I just wanted to share with you some new products I purchased through the month of January. First up there's Afroveda.
I ordered the sample pack of the hair butter collection and the sample size of the PUR Whipped hair jelly. Afroveda is an expensive line and I figured this way I can find out if they are worth the money. However shipping is outrageous (I hate when companies double shipping cost), and it took a month for me to receive it. Sucks! :-(
Second up there's Shampoo Ayurvedic Shampoo bars from chagrinvalleysoapandcraft.com
Sample size shampoo bars. Just $2.60 each. Decent shipping and received it fast.
Ayurvedic Herb bar, Babassu & Marshmallow bar, and Buttery Cond. bar

See fits in the palm of my hand.
And last but not least my Hibiscus powder and orange peel powder finally arrived.
These were also inexpensive, so was shipping, and I received it in a week.
I figured I would use products with Ayurvedic elements in them, since I've adopted my Ayurvedic regimen for the new year. I've learned to purchase sample sizes before making the big splurge, and it cuts back on wasting products. So I will be testing these out and reporting back to you guys. Since learning what my hair is more prone to like or dislike, I have been able to cut back on my list of "products to try list".

New Hair Products!!!

Good morning ladies-


I just wanted to share with you some new products I purchased through the month of January. First up there's Afroveda.
I ordered the sample pack of the hair butter collection and the sample size of the PUR Whipped hair jelly. Afroveda is an expensive line and I figured this way I can find out if they are worth the money. However shipping is outrageous (I hate when companies double shipping cost), and it took a month for me to receive it. Sucks! :-(
Second up there's Shampoo Ayurvedic Shampoo bars from chagrinvalleysoapandcraft.com
Sample size shampoo bars. Just $2.60 each. Decent shipping and received it fast.
Ayurvedic Herb bar, Babassu & Marshmallow bar, and Buttery Cond. bar

See fits in the palm of my hand.
And last but not least my Hibiscus powder and orange peel powder finally arrived.
These were also inexpensive, so was shipping, and I received it in a week.
I figured I would use products with Ayurvedic elements in them, since I've adopted my Ayurvedic regimen for the new year. I've learned to purchase sample sizes before making the big splurge, and it cuts back on wasting products. So I will be testing these out and reporting back to you guys. Since learning what my hair is more prone to like or dislike, I have been able to cut back on my list of "products to try list".

Monday, January 31, 2011

New Hair Washing Method w/ Video

Hi ladies-

    So I finally got to wash my hair a  week or so ago. Straight hair gave me a break but it was soooo BORING! The next time I straighten my hair I plan to do more styles such as a Bantu knot out, and simple up do's. I am happy to report no heat damage, and my ends feel great after having those ends cut off. My curls look fabulous not matted and tangled. I would like to share will y'all though, I tried this new method of hair washing from Mop Top Maven, and it worked wonders for me. Check it out here:


I chose to do this method because honestly I get tired of standing butt naked, freezing, and dripping wet in front of the mirror trying to detangle and style LOL (TMI I know). It actually saves on water too. I was able to wash my hair at the sink and turn off the water until I was ready to rinse. I really felt like I had more control over my curls, and I was able to get my scalp very clean. After washing each section I slathered it on an oil concoction, and twisted it up until my whole head was shampooed. After rinsing my oil out I used the same routine with adding and washing out my conditioner. I had little to no tangles at all. So styling was a breeze after that. Also it was my first time using a 100% cotton t-shirt to dry my hair. I can really tell the difference just by using %100 cotton. I so wish I would have taken a pic to share but I didn't :-(. My curls were so soft and beautiful, and they hung so nicely due to the fact that they weren't all tangled and matted.

I also tried this on my daughter while in the tub. I love this method on her hair also. She is just 5 so she is a little more difficult, but I like how I can see the scalp and clean it better by sectioning it. 

What methods work for you? Have you used %100 cotton and noticed a significant difference? Have you noticed an overall improvement in the health of your hair by doing so?