Protective styles include but are not limited to twists, braids, updos, and wigs. A lot of times, added synthetic or human hair is added for even more versatility in color, thickness, length, and appearance in texture. These protective styles are extremely popular in our community. What counts as a protective Read more…
How To Add Volume to Hair Shampoo and Condition with Volumizing Benefits. Blow Dry Your Hair Upside Down. Blow Dry Your Hair. Switch Up Your Part. Try An Old-School Styling Technique. Adjust Your Diet. Get A Professional Cut. Use The Right Products (And Ditch The Wrong Ones) How do I Read more…
Signs and symptoms of hair loss may include: Gradual thinning on top of head. This is the most common type of hair loss, affecting people as they age. Circular or patchy bald spots. Sudden loosening of hair. Full-body hair loss. Patches of scaling that spread over the scalp. How do Read more…
12 Easy Protective Styles for Natural Hair All The Buns. Whether you’re going to work, school or just the supermarket, the simple bun is a classic. Bantu Knots. Bantu knots are the super cute easy protective style for natural hair. Flat Twists. Faux Ponytail. Braids (But Not Micro Braids) Hair Read more…
This hair traction can eventually lead to hair thinning if done too roughly or frequently. Additionally, if a hair tie is wound too tightly around your hair, your hair strands can become weakened over time. Not to mention scrunchies can often twist and pull out your hair when you remove Read more…
Anyone who frequently wears a tightly pulled hairstyle can develop hair loss. In fact, there’s actually a medical term for this type of hair loss. It’s called traction alopecia (al-oh-pee-sha). You can reduce your risk of developing this type of hair loss by following these dermatologists’ tips. Do hair clips Read more…
Pins and clips have the potential to damage your hair, so take care when you use them. Here are our tips for preventing damage: Use pins and clips with rubber tips or rubber coating. Sharp edges can into your hair shaft and scalp. Are claw clips damaging to hair? Using Read more…
What is pineappling hair? The pineapple hair technique, a term coined by the NaturallyCurly community, is a way to protect your curly hair when you sleep. Done correctly, the pineapple hair method creates a beautiful pile of curls on the top of your head, which resembles the shape of—yes, you Read more…
Sleeping with long hair Use a silk or satin pillowcase. This is a big one. Time your showers differently. Wrap your hair in a scarf or wrap. Brush before bed. Switch to scrunchies. Protect ends with an essential oil. Condition your hair while you sleep. Sleep with braids. What is Read more…
Wrap your hair in a scarf or wrap Depending on your hair type, you might prefer to use a silk or satin material to reduce friction even more while you sleep. By carefully wrapping your hair and tucking in any stray pieces away from your neck, you’re also avoiding any Read more…