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October 27, 2009 at 7:20 pm I moved from Florida to England last year. Now in the winters I’m all about shea butter and two strand twists to keep my hair healthy. reply Jessica says: October 27, 2009 at 8:30 pm I’m also in Chicago and I can’t get through the winter without lots and lots of hats. Does anyone have any tips on creating a silk or satin liner for hats? reply alicia says: October 27, 2009 at 10:01 pm Shea Butter is good, hair serum also good. I haven’t actually lined my hats but if you wrap a silk scarf around your hair first and then put you hat… you should be golden. Also hoods are great especially ones that can be tied…Chi-town winds are no joke. reply Rhonda562 says: October 27, 2009 at 10:30 pm Great Tips…I love curly hair but its so hard for me to get mine to stay moisturized when I try and wear it curly..Will try some of those products and hope they will work. reply Toneahh says: October 28, 2009 at 7:33 am For years I had problems with my scalp. So much so that I had to go to the doctor’s office about it. With all of the creams and moisturizers they gave my scalp was still excesively dry. A couple of months ago I got my hair braided and every day I put coconut oil on my scalp and wore my heating cap for a 1/2 hour. My scalp hasn’t been dry even a little bit. Though I used hot oil treatments all the time I never consentrated on my scalp. I wish I did this years ago. Now I oil my scalp with heated coconut oil weekly. reply Toneahh says: October 28, 2009 at 7:35 am For years I had problems with my scalp. So much so that I had to go to the doctor’s office about it. With all of the creams and moisturizers they gave my scalp was still excessively dry. A couple of months ago I got my hair braided and every day I put coconut oil on my scalp and wore my heating cap for a 1/2 hour. My scalp hasn’t been dry even a little bit. Though I used hot oil treatments all the time I never concentrated on my scalp. I wish I did this years ago. Now I oil my scalp with heated coconut oil weekly. reply Eco Beauty says: October 28, 2009 at 8:13 am Hey I have a great sollution… Try some of our organic skin care products… they are really good… reply <strong>Jane</strong>lle says: October 28, 2009 at 11:14 am
I agree with Tiffc, a humidifier does wonders for keeping moisture in your hair and skin in the winter, especially with the dry heat coming through the pipes (so hot in my apt, I’ve been known to flip on the ac in January..lol). Mostly during the winter, I straighten my hair or if I’m wearing it curly, I still do a wash and go but change my morning routine a bit to allow my hair to dry (mostly) by the time I walk out the door. I’m interested in trying some of these products Nikki listed. I love her site btw….great informative info. reply Ayanna says: October 28, 2009 at 11:47 am Okay - Chicagoan born, bred and I HATE wearing hats. Now more than ever, since I already have a big head and now my hair won’t fit under anything anyway. Since going natural, I’ve had to give up daily washing of any kind, so I did take Nikki’s advice and cowash 2x week and deep condition with heat once a week. I swear by Jessicurl deep conditioner for my weekly treatments and for styling after my washes. I’m also a huge fan of sealing my end with either shea butter or oyin shine and define. Lastly, because I’ve had to give up the wash and go, i’ve moved on to the now famous CN twist and Curl – and it works for me and might be worth a try for you too. My products: Wash: Creme of Nature (old habits die hard!)every two weeks maybe even once a month. Condition: Aubrey Honeysuckle Rose conditioner each time as a cowash Deep Condition: with heat using Jessicurl Style: Jessicurl Too shea deep conditioner, Blended Beauty setting lotion (Loooove it!) To protect my hair in the winter, I usually outfit myself with tons of scarves and layer under them a variety of silks and satins to protect from breakage. I’m also trying to incorporate protective styles – but we’ll see about that. Protective style = black suffragette – LOL! Peace! reply Kemi says: October 28, 2009 at 2:14 pm Aubrey Organics Honeysuckle Rose is on sale at Whole Paycheck (“Whole Foods”) for about $7.00. That stuff is the BUSINESS!! I tried it and my hair looked so good with just that in it. Nothing else. I was impressed. Bypass the other Herbal Essence products dear Bella and make your way straight to Hello Hydration — smells heavenly and feels heavenly. Tressemme is great for a cowash that is a bit more moisturizing than the usual suspects. reply Angelique says: October 28, 2009 at 9:27 pm Girl its not even cold yet wait until January comes around then cold will be an understatement but I didn’t have problems with humecants although it was cold the air isn’t real dry for some reason the humidity and dew point are pretty high to normal. BTW loved the article on aol!!! reply Nic says: October 29, 2009 at 2:07 am Thank u for the informative post!! what if the humectant is at the very end of the ingredient list? my favorite conditioner has glycerin in it but it’s the second to last ingredient, so i wonder if it is still appropriate to use for winter? Anybody know? peace and blessings
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