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My Summer to Fall Natural Hair Regimen

Happy Wednesday, my blessed naturals! It's been almost 3 months since my second Big Chop , and I wanted to give you all my summer into fall natural hair regimen for daily and weekly maintenance. The pictures in this post are of my hair after applying products to it. Daily 1. Spritz with water and apply coconut oil   - Because it's still hot in the south, I can sometimes go 2 or 3 days before I need to do this.   2. Fluff my hair out with my fingers- Sometimes, I use a wide tooth comb to lift my hair at the roots and get rid of the parts.   3. Sleep with a satin bonnet or pillow case   Weekly 1. Apple Cider Vinegar Rinse- I mix 1 part ACV mixed with 2 parts water to treat my seborrheic dermatitis. After spraying the mixture on my scalp, I let it sit for 10 to 15 minutes. Sometimes, I will use a plastic cap. Then, I rinse it out and shampoo my hair.    2. Wash with any shampoo I have available - This usually includes a type...

Natural Hair & Sticking to What Works for You

1BlessedNatural: Natural Hair & Sticking to What Works for You Hey, my blessed naturals! Today, I wanted to talk about sticking to what works for you when it comes to natural hair. Last weekend, I ran out of Aunt Jackie's Detangling Therapy , but I used some of the Cantu Leave-In Conditioning Repair Cream I had left. My hair felt completely different than when I use the Aunt Jackie's detangler as my leave-in.You all may know that I started experiencing moisture overload about 2 months ago. Even though, I couldn't figure out exactly what caused it, I'm guessing it was caused by me switching from the Cantu Creamy Hair Lotion as my daily moisturizer to the Curls Creme Brule . So, what am I saying? I'm learning more and more that it is important to stick with what works for you, especially when it comes to products. Price for Products Above from Family Dollar                   ...

How to Organize Your Natural Hair Products

How to Organize Your Natural Hair Products Hey, my blessed naturals! Happy Mother's Day to all of you who are moms and mother figures! If you are a product junky like me, lol then you might have a bunch of natural hair products in your natural hair stash. The question is how to you organize it. Organizing your products can mean an easier wash day and daily styling, because you don't have to spend time looking for what you need. Here is how you do it: 1. Organize by Product Type   You can start organizing your natural hair products by the following product types: 1. Shampoos, conditioners, leave-in conditioners 2. Moisturizers 3. Gels, edge control products, holding sprays, mousse, wrap or setting lotion 4. Combs, brushes, scissors  5. Oils, pomades, butters 6. Miscellaneous: This category is for any products like your own mixtures, heat protectants, oil sheen or any other products that don't fit into any of the categories above 7. Access...