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New Video: ACV More Than Once Per Week for Seborrheic Dermatitis? Happy Thanksgiving to all my blessed naturals! Many of you have been asking me if you can do more than one apple cider vinegar (ACV) rinse a week to treat seborrheic dermatitis. So, in my new video, I answer your question. Check it out below! Comment, rate, and subscribe if you like (smile). 1BN : Natural hair infographic - ACV Rinse for Seborrheic Dermatitis Have you thought about doing apple cider vinegar rinses to treat seborrheic dermatitis? Related Articles: New Video: ACV/ Tea Tree Oil Rinse to Treat Seborrheic Dermatitis                             Update on Seborrheic Dermatitis: Generic Brand for Derma-Smoothe/ FS                              Apple Cider Vinegar: pH Balan...

New Video: ACV/Tea Tree Oil Rinse to Treat Seborrheic Dermatitis Hey my blessed naturals, Many of you may know, I've been using Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV rinse) mixed with water and tea tree oil to treat my seborrheic dermatitis for almost a year now, and I've had great results! Thank God! So, I decided to do a video showing you how I apply it to my scalp before washing my hair. You can check it out below! Related Articles:    Apple Cider Vinegar: pH Balance and Seborrheic Dermatitis                              Update: ACV and Seborrheic Dermatitis                              Update on Seborrheic Dermatitis: Generic Brand for Derma-Smooth                   ...

1BlessedNatural- Update: ACV and Seborrheic Dermatitis Update-  Here is a picture of my min twists a few days after doing an ACV rinse and washing. Happy Monday, my blessed naturals, Last month, I told you that Apple Cider Vinegar rinses helped to treat my seborrheic dermatitis. It greatly reduced my itching, but I still had issues with the flakes on my scalp. As a result, I decided to add tea tree oil to my ACV rinse. Now, the ingredients include water, ACV, and tea tree oil. The solution lifts the flakes and also treats my scalp! Thank God! Also, I decided to do 2 ACV rinses on my wash day because my scalp often itches after shampooing. After I wash my conditioner out, I use a small spray bottle with ACV and water only to spray on my scalp. After leaving the mixture on my scalp for 15-30 minutes, I rinse it off with cool water. In all, I do 1 ACV, water, and tea tree oil rinse before washing my hair and 1 ACV/water rinse after conditioning my hair.  It may s...

1BlessedNatural: Porosity and Natural Hair Hey, my blessed naturals, I hope you all are having a great Wednesday. Today, I wanted to discuss hair porosity and natural hair because identifying your hair porosity can help you find the right hair products and regimens for your hair.    1BlessedNatural's Hair Porosity Chart What is hair porosity?  Hair porosity refers to your hair's ability to draw in and reserve moisture. Your hair can be one of the following hair porosity types: low, normal, and high.  Low porosity means that the cuticle layers of your hair shaft are densely packed together. As a result, your hair retains moisture for a longer period of time. However, you will have to use products and/or techniques that lift the hair cuticle to allow moisture to penetrate. For example, after applying my conditioner, I use a heating cap to lift my hair cuticles to allow moisture to get through. Normal porosity hair means that ...