Detangling your hair is pretty important if you want it to grow healthy and reduce breakage as much as possible. Your hair could need detangling for a myriad of reasons. For example, it could have been matted if you slept on it without putting it into twists or some sort of protective styling. It could have tough knots if you just uninstalled braids you had for a while or weaves. It can also get intertwined if you don't do anything with it over time. Some people dread detangling so much. This is because it can be a long, hard, and...
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Cropped Honey Celebrity hairstylist and natural hair brush designer Felicia Leatherwood is always busy doing someone else’s hair, so she keeps hers cropped short and honey blonde. "I deep condition every week from 10 to 20 minutes. Once a month I do a protein treatment with a rice water rinse.” If you’re a blonde who spends time outdoors, listen to Leatherwood’s advice and protect your tresses from the elements. “The sun can be harsh and cause your hair to dry out quickly and split. My top tip is to use conditioners and shampoos that are specific to color treated hair,” she says. Continue reading...
You can’t always get what you want So many Black women have had to learn how to make their own hair products, or use natural ingredients that multi-task between kitchen use and personal grooming. The natural hair product world has come a long way, but availability still remains an issue. Felicia Leatherwood, a celebrity natural hairstylist and creator of the Brush With the Best detangler brush for natural hair, tells Reader’s Digest, “There are more products in terms of what to choose from, but that isn’t true in every store and it also depends on where you live. But we need...
