Natural hair transitioning

Are you thinking about transitioning to natural hair? Here are 6 steps to follow when you start a transitioning hair regimen.

A transition from relaxer to natural hair is not easy, but people have been doing it for ages. The most important thing that you need to understand and accept is that it will take patience, commitment, and consistency. Don’t be afraid to start – the feel and the look of your natural locks are well …

Relaxed hair care & natural hair care from a professional hairstylist

If you want to wear your hair in its natural state without a relaxer but don’t want to cut your hair short, transitioning to natural hair without a big chop may be the right choice for you.

We will build a regimen that considers the type of hair porosity we have. Hair porosity is the hair's ability to absorb moisture.

Opting to transition with a Big Chop is a Big Deal! That's why so many of us decide to go for a long-term transition however, knowing how to start your transition to natural hair can be a challenge.

In a nutshell the answer to knowing your hair type is a resounding "Yes", but is the most important piece of information for new naturals? Will knowing your hair type change how you care for

Learning how to take care of 4c natural hair shouldn't be difficult. Here are the best natural hair products and tips for 4c natural hair! #naturalhair #naturalhairtips #longnaturalhair #deepconditioner #4cnaturalhair #4chair

After knowing your hair type, hair porosity is the most important factor to consider when creating an effective regimen. I have seen serious gains in my overall 4C natural hair growth and length retention in the last year. And I attribute a lot of that to knowing my hair porosity.

The LCO method and the LOC method are the two most common product application methods. Here's the tea on the LCO vs LOC method.