Showing posts with label Natural Hair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Natural Hair. Show all posts

Secret #005 || Moisture is a factor, softness is need || Art Naturals Argan Oil Hair Mask



Argan Oil Hair Mask


Purchased on Amazon


Whether your hair is fine or thick, curly, wavy or straight - this product is great for your hair. It's winter time, and for me, that means dryness and a whole lot of frizz. 

I'm in that stage where I'm still transitioning, but still natural and I have a few strands in my head that wouldn't curl up for anything. 


However, when I applied this product on freshly shampooed hair (I never shampoo my hair unless absolutely necessary. Co-wash is the way for me) and let it sit for about 10 - 15 minutes.

 I just didn't think the 5-7 suggested minutes were going to cut it for my hair, so I prolonged it. I detangled as usually, and let me tell you, it felt like that comb glided through my hair.

 After waiting for 10-15 minutes and detangling, I proceeded to wash my hair out.


I'm telling you guys my hair was super moisturized - but not soft. When softness comes into the factor, it just did not apply to my hair after rinsing this out. I see everyone raving about softness and I'm just like... Can I get that too? Overall, I really like this product, but I do wish it gave me the softness that some other acquired.

I received this product at a discounted price in exchange for my honest and unbiased review

Secret #002 || Oil, Oil, Oil | Jojoba Oil

JoJoba Oil by Art Naturals

Purchased on Amazon 




I'm all for moisturized hair, and this oil does just that. Jojoba oil has many great hair benefits, and it can be used as a natural conditioner.
I love this oil not only because it's not too thick, but it has a minimal smell to it. It's very easy to apply with the dropper, and it's lightweight. 
I used this oil mainly for hot oil treatments, so I just mix this with any essential oil, such as peppermint or tea tree. For the makeup removal, I just put a little on a cotton ball, add a little water and remove. For conditioning, I just put a few drops in my favorite conditioner, and same goes for shampooing. Of course, I sometimes just put it on my hair after shampoo for a base condition, then wash it out. Be careful with the drops, because too much will cause your hair to become greasy looking.

I received this product at a discounted price in exchange for my completely honest and unbiased review.
This product is not a secret, therefore, it's already been released 

Secret #001 || Unruly to Tameable | Bentonite Clay


When I say clay masks are the best, I mean it! I'm grooving to with clay movement, and it's all about healthy hair for me. Today's review is:

Bentonite Clay by Rise N' Shine

Purchased on Amazon 



I'm using this clay for my hair, and so far so good. It provides moisture to my hair and leaves it feeling soft and weightless. The clay comes nicely packed, but I wished it had a protective seal on it. The application wasn't as messy as I thought, so that's a plus aswell. I listed below what I did to make my clay mask.


When making a clay mask you want to use equal parts so (equal clay + equal liquid). For the liquid, you can use water, apple cider vinegar or Aloe Vera Juice. I used Aloe Vera Juice for the following purposes; Balances pH levels, dandruff reduction, a natural conditioner, helps with dry and itchy scalps and promotes hair growth. I'm starting on a week old twist out.


For the mask, you're going to need a medium sized bowl, a wooden or plastic spoon, a liquid, a measuring spoon and some oil of your choice(this is optional). You don't want to use a metal spoon because it causes some type of reaction with the clay.
First you want to have all your ingredients next to you, it helps the process move a lot smoother. I'm taking my measuring spoon (1/2 cup), and using my plastic spoon to pour the clay in it.


Next I'm taking my Aloe Vera Juice and pouring it into my 1/2 cup measuring spoon. Now, pour a few drops of your favorite oil into the mix and stir. I'm using JoJoba oil and Castor oil. The clay should be too thick now, so what you want to do is add another 1/2 cup of Aloe vera juice and stir again. Keep stirring, because it does take some time to get it smooth.



It's going to look clumpy but just keep stirring until you've got most of the clumps out. Before you apply this to your hair, DETANGLE IF NEEDED. I dampened my hair prior to applying the clay because it does go on a bit dry. After doing those 2 things, part your hair and apply the clay. I didn't use all of the clay, so instead of preserving it I threw the rest away. I left this on for half an hour to an hour. Be sure to massage you scalp and roots, because this stuff was hard to get out. After washing it out, I noticed that the clay defined my curls, and I was loving it. The clay left my hair feeling super moisturized and soft. I will continue doing this clay once every month.


I received this product at a discounted price in exchange for my completely honest and unbiased review.

This product is definitely a secret I'm not keeping, but releasing.