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Now that the winter is upon us, the need for a change in our hair routine is also necessary.  Things that we should adjust: Wash Hair Less Often . Use this time to “leave your hair alone” or give it a winter rest. Less shampooing means less manipulation, product build-up, and gives you a lead way to employ protective styling.        Pay Attention to Your Scalp .   Use a scalp treatment like “Jane Carter’s Scalp Nourishing Serum” to energize your scalp while protecting against bacteria and fungus.        Do not Forget to Moisture at Night .  Using a clear, conditioning cap will do the trick.   Lightly spritz your hair with water or your favorite liquid leave-in, cover with cap, and wrap with a scarf and you will wake of with slightly damp hair that you can shake and go.        Deep Condition Your Tresses .   Winter is harsh on the body and hair.   Take time to pamper your hair w...

Some of the Benefits of Jamaican Black Castor Oil for Hair Growth  Body Beautiful on the Avenue   What Are the Benefits of Jamaican Black Castor Oil for Hair Growth? Castor oil has been used for centuries to treat a number of ailments. Containing Vitamin E and Omega-6 fatty acids, Jamaican castor oil has many topical uses and is a natural hair treatment. Jamaican black castor is more popular since it raw, so it has more nutrients that thicken the hair. However, organic castor oil offers similar benefits. Read on and find out the many benefits of Jamaican black castor oil on hair. Increase hair growth Thicken hair that is starting to thin out Reduce and prevent hair damage Eliminate dry hair Make the hair fuller and shinier Deeply condition and moisturize hair and scalp Prevents dry scalp Boost your hair’s overall health Applying castor oil to your hair tips will also prevent your hair from looking frizzy and having split ends and ...

Your Hair is Extremely Dry?: An Oil Rinse May Be Your Answer! An oil rinse has similar results to doing an a hot oil treatment.  To do a successful oil rinse, it is suggested that you do so in the shower.  However, it can be successfully done over a sink or a large bowl of water.  What is great about this technique is that it can be done throughout all seasons. 1. What is oil rinsing? Oil rinsing is a technique that involves adding a liquefied oil or hair butter to your tresses. The oil or butter is then allowed to sit/absorb in your strands, with or without heat for anywhere from five to 20 minutes. After you have waited for the desired amount of time, the oil is then rinsed out of the hair. Some people will follow the rinsing of the oil with a co-wash product or conditioner. However, you can skip this step and simply blot your hair and proceed to style. 2. Is Pre-pooing and Oil Rinsing the Same Thing? Pre-pooing is usually done before you either sham...