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By Dominique Harris
on May 22, 2015
With 6 comments
By Dominique Harris
on May 16, 2015
With 7 comments
By Dominique Harris
on May 11, 2015
With 4 comments
As always, I hope this is helpful in helping you achieve and maintain healthy scalp and hair.
By Dominique Harris
on April 10, 2015
With 0 comments
By Dominique Harris
on April 02, 2015
With 5 comments
(**Key note: cleansing the scalp of oils instead of leaving oils on the scalp aids in preventing the scalp from malfunctioning. The scalp produces it's own sebum (oil) and the addition of oils on the scalp helps to clog the pores which can lead to scalp issues such as dry scalp, itchy scalp and dandruff.)
**I do this treatment once monthly or every two months alternating between this method and my prepoo method..And, yes, this oil treatment can most certainly serve as a pre poo method..
By Dominique Harris
on March 18, 2015
With 4 comments
Ok, so I get this question a looooottttttt..so I wanted to update the 'Do's and Don'ts of Using Heat on Natural Hair'. Now, let me first clarify that I do not advise the use of heat as no matter how much precaution you take, you are run the risk of experiencing 'heat damage'. Heat damage is when the protein bond in the hair has been permanently damaged and the hair does not revert back to it's natural curl pattern. It can occur on the first use of heat or after many uses of heat. So these are just some precautions to take when thinking of using heat on your natural hair. And these are precautions that I wanted to put to the test myself to ensure that the method works..Trial and Error, you know how it goes...Hope this helps, everyone!
By Dominique Harris
on February 21, 2015
With 0 comments
By Dominique Harris
on February 18, 2015
With 1 comments
By Dominique Harris
on February 09, 2015
With 2 comments
Marshmallow Root Herbal Spritz: 1/3 Aloe Vera Gel/Juice, 2 TBSP Hibiscus Petal Powder, 2 TBSP Marshmallow Root Powder, 1 1/4 Cups Distilled (Filtered) Water.Prep: Bring distilled water to a boil, then let cool slightly. Add Hibiscus Petal Powder and Marshmallow root to water, and allow to steep for 30 minutes. Strain mixture through cheesecloth, and add Aloe Vera Gel to liquid. Pour mixture in a spray bottle, and store in refrigerator for up to one week, use as often as needed. Marshmallow Root has a strong smell, so I like to add lavender or lemongrass to help with the smell.
Marshmallow Root Deep Conditioning Treatment: 1/4 cup Natty Moist Conditioner (or any natural conditioner you favor), 1/4 cup of Extra Virgin Coconut Oil, 2 TBSP Hibiscus Petal Powder, 2 TBSP Brahmi Powder, 2 TBSP Bhringraj and 1 TBSP Marshmallow Root Powder. Prep: In a medium size bowl, mix all ingredients together and use immediately. Gently section your hair, and use an applicator brush to generously apply the mixture starting at the scalp, and working your way down the hair shaft. Cover with a plastic cap and allow mixture to sit on head for about 45minutes-hour.
Marshmallow Root Clarifying Treatment: 1/2 Cup Bentonite Clay Powder, 2 TBSP Marshmallow Root Powder, 1/4 Cup Aloe Vera Gel/Juice, 1/4 cup Apple Cider Vinegar. Prep: Mix ingredients into a cake batter consistency and apply to damp hair. Leave on for 15-20 minutes and do not allow to dry. Rinse with lukewarm to cool water.
where to purchase: www.mountainroseherbs.com www.fromnaturewithlove.com
By Dominique Harris
on January 26, 2015
With 2 comments
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