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As a one-stop shop, the brand offers several hair care lines, a select variety of products, ethically sourced extensions, hair tools and accessories.
"In general, because I specialize in a lot of hair and scalp conditions, for those individuals, I generally recommend to avoid unnecessary chemicals because relaxers have been...it's controversial," says Dr. Yolanda Lenzy.
The summer heat can be brutal on Black hair, which is why P&G’s My Black Is Beautiful product launch couldn’t come at a better time. Monday, the cultural platform announced the release of its debut line of hair care products designed specifically for Black women. “The My Black is Beautiful line of hair products was […]
Not every woman who relaxers her hair wants every strand on her head to be bone straight. If you have a short cut, you may just want to keep the tapered sides of your hair smooth while maintaining volume at the top, or maybe it’s just the edges (and the kitchen) you like to slap […]
Here are a few things to consider before going back to the creamy crack.
If your edges are in a state of shock, don't fret!
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Just like first going natural, deciding to go back to relaxed hair is a big decision.
Despite what others may think, yes it can be. But it's all about not over-processing the hair, and how you take care of it after the fact.
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The Carol's Daughter Marguerite's Magic is supposed to transform your hair into soft, healthy, moisturized strands. I took it for a test run to see if it does.