How To Prepare Your Hair For A Protective Style?
Box braids, cornrows, wigs, or twists are great versatile, low-maintenance protective styles. Follow the tips in this post to prepare your hair for a protective style.
Box braids, cornrows, wigs, or twists are great versatile, low-maintenance protective styles. Follow the tips in this post to prepare your hair for a protective style.
Maintaining natural hair can be a complex task. Click here for a simple hair care routine to create for Fall, where the weather is cooler, and the air is drier.
Wrapping your hair in pantyhose has gained popularity on TikTok as an alternative method to maintain straight hair.
Plopping will help you get defined curls every wash day. Keep reading to see how to plop your hair.
Caring for texturized natural hair is different than caring for pressed natural hair. Learn the differences below.
Try a silk press at home! It gives you a sleek look that you cannot get with water, gel, and a brush. I created this guide for a silk press without heat damage.
If you do not trim your hair routinely, it can cause you to experience excessive hair breakage from split ends and fairy knots. If you have not found a hairstylist that you trust, trim your hair at home using the same methods that work for me.
I have a beauty find from Amazon that I tried, and I would recommend it to any and everyone.
If you are installing box braids, cornrows, faux locs, mini twists or any other protective style on your own, these natural hair hacks will help you neatly part the back of your head every time.
You can install your wig with got2b glue or a velcro wig grip. Keep reading to learn how to install and remove wigs that are applied using got2b glue.