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How to Loosen Natural Curls With Baking Soda By Jaimie Zinski , eHow Contributor GET 10% OFF ANY product purchase at Curl Kit Shop!  Hit the link below! http://curlkitshop.refr.cc/TR98DS7   Skip the store bought straighteners that damage hair. Naturally curly hair is a blessing and a curse, depending upon who you ask. For many, their naturally curly hair is a constant challenge involving chemical straighteners, trips to the salon and money needlessly spent on treatments that damage the hair and scalp. The use of baking soda is a more natural, safe way to loosen curls for women with any hair texture or length. Does this Spark an idea? Things You'll Need Mild shampoo 1/4 cup baking soda Conditioner 2 tbsp. honey 2 tbsp. avocado oil Plastic cling wrap Instructions 1 Wash your hair with mild shampoo only. Do not use conditioner. Rinse the shampoo away and allow your hair to dry, until it is slightly ...

GET 10% OFF ANY product purchase at Curl Kit Shop!  Hit the link below! http://curlkitshop.refr.cc/TR98DS7 Back in stock is this beautiful Multi-Colored Rhinestone Headband sold at Kerah's at Etsy.  The link is:  https://www.etsy.com/listing/177276123/fancy-multi-color-crystal-headband?ref=shop_home_feat_2.

REVE ESSENTIALS CLOSES IT'S DOORS! I received the following e-mail from REVE Essentials and I was quite shocked and bewildered.  I remember when this line first came out with it's first product.  In fact, I've done a review on it!  REVE Essentials took the natural hair care world by storm!  There were countless YouTube reviews, Blog Reviews, and personal articles. I still have a jar of their shea butter still left.  Loved their moisturizer, they were quick to ship, and easy to reach.   They were an overnight sensation and a model of success to others like the CoileyHeadChick YouTuber. For whatever the reason, REVE you will be missed! Dear ReVe Team, We would like to inform you that effective  midnight February 28, 2014 , ReVe will be closing its doors in efforts to pursue other interests. Effective immediately, no new orders will be accepted, as production has been discontinued. We will be in contact with current loyalty membe...

This was shared on our Homemade DIY Natural Face Book Group page and I thought my readers would appreciate it also!  This article was submitted by Joanna Paterson, a blogger herself. I'm sure many of us have watched and digested the natural hair video that's evidently gone viral since the first hour of it's posting several days ago. A young woman in clear visual distress, takes to her video phone to record a myriad of tribulations associated with her "unmanageable" natural air. It's a doozy...certainly entertaining well thought out. Yet, once you have reached the end mark of the video, you're left wondering if, in fact, she's just spilled the beans on what many newly naturals have long been feeling, but are either too frustrated to speak on, or are still in search of that "miracle product." After first viewing the video, I chuckled and empathized as she guzzled her slurpie and hightailed it to the wig shop to cover up her TWA. I l...

by Emme G of www.curlybeautyblogger.com GET 10% OFF ANY product purchase at Curl Kit Shop!  Hit the link below! http://930curlkitshop.refr.cc/ MFVW6B9 Ingredients : 2 oz. Castor Oil 2 oz. Coconut Oil 1 oz. Beeswac 1 Clean/Sterilized Container 1 Double Boiler Instructions : First, sterilize your container and lid with rubbing alcohol and set it aside for later use. Prepare your double boiler. If you do not own a double boiler, make one by putting a small pot on the stove with about an inch of water, then place a heat-safe bowl in the pot. Use a bowl big enough to rest in the pot without touching the water at the bottom. You will then melt an ounce of beeswax in the bowl. I use Frontier Natural White Beeswax Beads from iHerb.com. Once the beeswax has melted completely, add your castor and coconut oils. At this time, you may want to add an essential oil, of choice. Heat thoroughly and stir to the bottom of the bowl. Before it starts to set...

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I thought it was time to take at look at trending hair styles for the Year of 2014.  Of course, the more things change, the more they stay the same!  Let's take a look at some trending styles! This is a sleek little side do that can be imitated easily by natural hair wearers.  You can also lightly blow dry your natural locks if you want to obtain a more smoother look. Who doesn't like a dash of color from time to time.  This young lady has created her own spin on how to ombre your hair with a pick from a color of the rainbow.  There are several ways of achieving this look but if you are not sure on how to do so, you should consult your own colorist or stylist to get the best desired look!  A professional will be best able to steer you in the right way! A protective style is more your choice?  This is a very stylish side twist and wrapped bun in the back!  For the smoother texture, lightly blow dry or stretch her before attempting this st...