Shea Moisture came out with these co-washing products that are absolutely everything! For those who are new to the concept, co-washing (conditioner washing) means cleansing your hair with just conditioner as opposed to shampoo, which can be very drying for natural hair. When I cleanse with conditioner, my hair retains way more moisture, definition and shine. I tried both of these and the knots literally melted in between my fingers. Shea Moisture added tons of herbs for that extra nutrition and deep cleanse. New staples, for sure! They need to bring these to CVS (in bigger bottles, too, cause my hair laughed at these 8 little ounces). Available at Target and Walgreens, for now.
Have any of you tried them?
The Natural Beauty Workshop: Ayurvedic Hair Rinse
DIY herbal hair rinse infused with Ayurvedic herbs, oils and powders to help you detox your strands and scalp from product buildup (or any other scalp/dryness issues). All-natural amazingness <3
My updated Monthly Wash Routine! My hair has gotten so long. And the longer it gets, the easier it is to do. Does anyone else agree?
Submitted by | atfierce
Hey Fran!
Instead of just washing my hair with a cheap conditioner, I diluted some all-natural Rhassoul Clay until it was watery, then I mixed it with enough conditioner until it became thick. I cowashed my hair with this and it made such a big difference. I just thought I would share! Peace and Blessings.
Submitted by | Jasmine
ACV Dandruff & Clarifying Treatment
The acetic acid found in the apple cider vinegar helps wash away shampoo/conditioner build-up and vinegar is a natural dandruff fighter. If you do try this, make sure to rinse hair thoroughly after the vinegar rinse.
Prep Time: 2 minutes
Total Time: 2 minutes
Ingredients:
1 cup apple cider vinegar
2 cups water.
A spray bottle.
Preparation:
Mix one cup of apple cider vinegar and 2 cups of water in a spray bottle. Spray on hair after you shampoo and condition. Rinse thoroughly. Do not use more than once or twice a week.
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This is a Bentonite Clay treatment.
Bentonite Clay was historically used by Native Americans for purification and healing. This powdered clay can be used for masks, shaving or for oily hair and scalp.
Benefits of Bentonite Clay: (In oral preparations) Digestive disturbances like acid reflux, constipation, bloating, gas, etc (Kaolin clay was common ingredient in medicines like Maalox and Rolaids for years)
Benefits: (In topical preparations) Helping with skin and allergy issues
To help provide minerals for the body
Detoxification
For all skin types and problems. Speeds healing.
If you are a natural it helps define your curls
It also reveals the length of your hair as you put it on.
You DON’T only have to be natural to use this it doesn’t matter what type of hair you have. Natural or relaxed hair, doesn’t matter. It cleans your hair better than shampoo!
I cosign all of this! And that brand is clean and great. I use the Aztec Healing Clay (sold at Whole Foods, too!) Video on how I use it on my hair here. Video on how I use it on my face here. Internal detox video coming soon! This powder is magic <3
Q:Do you wash your hair with warm or cold water?
I cleanse with warm water! The heat lifts the cuticle, so the toxins inside can be removed and health/moisture can be received. I then rinse with cold water, which closes the cuticle, to avoid frizz and help retain the moisture I applied.



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