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5 Curly Hair Tips for Valentine’s Day
Thursday, February 9th, 2012 | by Tasha Swearingen
Hot curly hair tips to rock your locks on your special night.

Do Cigarettes Damage Your Curls?
Tuesday, January 10th, 2012 | by Tasha Swearingen
We’re sure you know all about the health hazards cigarettes pose. Aside from the harm to your lungs from the direct smoke, cigarettes are loaded with chemicals, including arsenic, formaldehyde, ammonia and acetone, just to name a few. Nothing with those chemicals in it can be good for your body. Not surprisingly, this chemical cocktail [...]

Orchid Oil: A Breakthrough Hair Care Ingredient
Thursday, December 29th, 2011 | by NaturallyCurly
Scientists discover the secrets of orchid oil for adding superior moisture and shine to textured hair.

Crisco for Hair Moisturizing?
Friday, November 18th, 2011 | by Samantha Berley
Use Crisco for hair moisturizing and you may never buy the expensive stuff again.

Quick & Easy Hat Hair Remedies
Tuesday, November 8th, 2011 | by Anna Craig
No-frizz tips for fighting hat hair during the cold weather ahead.

Is Hair Grease Good for Curly Hair?
Tuesday, November 1st, 2011 | by naturallychelsea
An old-school hair product on the curly “no list” makes a surprise comeback.

Curly Hair Care for Cold Weather
Tuesday, October 4th, 2011 | by Tara Lisciandro-Hornich
Protect and moisturize your curls for the dry, cold weather ahead.
Get rid of summer products! When the cold weather sets in, you may also want to make some changes to the products you normally use for spring and summer months. Get rid of anything you no longer use or won’t be using over the next two to three months. Make space for new items you’ll need for the upcoming cold weather season. It’s best to look for products that have lots of humectants for your curls during cold, winter months. Puddings, creams and butters are all great options for cold weather curly hair care. You may have to experiment and see just how much of the product your tresses will need. Since these are heavier products, you may need to transition into them over a few weeks. You may also want to keep a refresher product on hand during the winter months as well. There are a number of wonderful curl mists and freshening sprays that can help revive curls from the drying conditions of cold winter months.
Dress up your curls. Lastly, remember to “dress up” your curls with a cute hat, or some other type of protection during the winter season. A lot of curlies like cowl neck sweaters and jackets that have over-sized hoods. There are also a number of cute crocheted/knitted hats that work well with curls as they don’t press or flatten hair as they’re worn. You may opt to loosely wrap a scarf around your curls as well.

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Silicone Hair Products: Not So Bad After All
Thursday, September 29th, 2011 | by IAgirl
Learn the facts about silicone hair products before jumping on the silicone-free bandwagon.