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Remember to seal in your water-based moisturizer or conditioner with shea buter, castor oil, or other emollients.
This will protect your ends from the harsh winds. Weekly deep conditioning treatments won’t hurt either! During
the winter months, replenishing moisture should be your top priority!
OK, I already LOVE DevaCare One Condition, and I’ve tried some other Curl Junkie product samples (thanks
to the generosity of my girl Brittany of Clumps of Mascara and Loc Rocker!) but have never tried Jessicurl
before. And I keep hearing bellas rave over Herbal Essences, which hasn’t done anything for my coils in the
past…but maybe I’m up for a refresher course.
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So that’s the winter hair advice I got from Curly Nikki! Once again, clicky click to read our whole interview on
AOL Black Voices.
For my bellas who have been living in a cold climate and dealing with winter weather year in, year out – what
do you advise a newbie like me to do?
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lee says:
October 27, 2009 at 12:51 pm
this came right on time! i couldn’t figure out why my hair was getting dry and crunchy after i used my
glycerin/aloe mix. i will hold on to those for the summer. thanks curly nikki and afrobella for helping us newbies
out.
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Tiffc says:
October 27, 2009 at 1:32 pm
Afrobella-
I also suffer from the dry,ashy skin in the winter as well. I have a head full of year and half old locs. New York
City weather can be bad but nothing compared to Chi-town! One thing that I think every woman with dry skin,
hair and scalp should have at her disposal is a humidifier. It puts that well needed moisture in the air and helps
to keep ash at bay. It works for me…maybe you should try it too!
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mojo says:
October 27, 2009 at 1:35 pm
NOOOO! NOT my GVP Conditioning Balm…that stuff is definitely on my list of holy grails! =( Oh well, glad to
see HE Hello Hydration made the cut for winter haircare…I love that stuff. Wasn’t too impressed by some of
the other lines, but Hello Hydration is good.
Last winter was my first winter as a natural in many moons. Much to my dismay, my hair doesn’t really get along
with pure undoctored shea butter too well, and coconut oil made my hair feel hard when I was out in the
elements. I switched to Miss Jessie’s Baby Buttercreme for everyday moisture and classic extra virgin olive oil
to seal in my leave-ins (usually GVP Paul Mitchell the Conditioner) after cowashing. This winter, I am thinking I
will go the Qhemet Biologics route and order some of their heavier moisturizers. I’ll be sure to stalk the