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I’ve been getting a lot of questions recently about my hair regimen. All of my tips and product recommendations (that I recommend on the http://www.naturalhairrules.com/) are products and techniques that I have tried and use. I hope this clarifies the questions.
First, my regimen consist of the following:
I think my regimen is pretty basic. It’s pretty frugal too. I recommend all natural products and not worrying about your hair because hey it’s natural. I forgot to mention that this is a weekly regimen. I will give details about my daily regimen later.
I shampoo with castile soap* or Organic Tea Shampoo from The Original Fragrance Shop in Houston, TX. I condition with Hair Pudding Conditioner by Sister Roberta’s Organic Hair and Body Products. A good leave-in conditioner is a must. I’m currently using Giovanni Direct Leave-In. The most important product in my regimen is my moisturizer and I recently started making Shealoe which is a combination of unrefined Shea butter and Aloe Vera gel. (You can find the recipe on my site.) This doubles as my moisturizer and styling product at times. I have dry scalp so I seal my wet scalp with olive oil.
Weekly, I deep condition with a moisturizing deep conditioner, Hair Mayonnaise and biweekly I do a hot oil treatment with olive oil. Most importantly I cover my hair every night with a satin scarf or sleep on a satin pillowcase.
Styling
In the pictures above, I did the regimen above. I style my hair wet most of the time I ring out excess water but I let it air dry after styling. In the picture with the puff. I brushed my hair back with my Denman brush and smooth the edges with a medium bristle brush. I using use elastic head bands to secure the puff. I also tie a satin scarf around me head to lay down any fly aways.
In the other picture, that was my wash n go with Sunsilk mousse. I was experimenting with mousse vs. gel. I like the mousse.
(the earrings of karmasoul international)
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*Update: Since originally publishing this post I have learned that castille soap is NOT a healthy shampoo alternative. The pH is way too high for hair and may over dry/damage natural hair. I do NOT recommend it.
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Wow, the original fragrance shop is 5 minutes away from me and I’ve never been there. I need to go check them out. Your hair is lovely.
Your hair looks wonderful – healthy and shiny! Thank you for the hair regimen – it was right on time! I’m natural, too, but my hair has been looking dry and brittle, so I’m going to try some of the products you recommended. I love your blog, and I am now a new follower! Thank you!
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