Showing posts with label frizz control. Show all posts
Showing posts with label frizz control. Show all posts

Friday, November 18, 2016

Prevent Frizz With These Few Natural Curl Care Tricks!

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This beauty is skeptical, but can't wait to try these new hair care tips.


People with natural curls often can have a love/hate relationship with our hair.  The part I love is when my hair is layered all over, my curls can pop out even more and look as if I had a perm. Despite how advantageous that look can be, this can also come with a price like being prone to frizz.  However, I found a few ways to help better prevent it.

The first thing that I suggest is stop shampooing daily.  Instead, shampoo twice a week to get rid of the grime and styling product build-up.  

If you’re overly oily, you also might want to think about a dry shampoo in between, if you feel it is needed. What else can help refresh your hair is taking a clean spray bottle, load it with water and about a tablespoon of hair conditioner (maybe two), depending on how long and thick that your hair is, and spritz.

After you finishing washing your hair, make sure to have a microfiber towel handy or even a clean cotton T-shirt to wrap your head in.  Do not rub, but gently press as much water from your head into the towel or shirt as possible.  You’ll be surprised at how much kinder using those fabrics are compared to terrycloth that can rough up hair cuticles.

Using a few drops of hair oil after styling and deep conditioning twice a month also seems to keep my hair tamed.

Another smart investment is a satin pillowcase.  Sleeping on one is fantastic for cutting down on wrinkles since it won’t pull the skin in the same way as a cotton fabric.  Satin acts the same way when sleeping so the hair is less tugged and pulled, especially when you twist it in sections from the face.  Using  butterfly clips secures the twisted hair quite well.

Think of how you comb your freshly shampooed hair when still wet.  If you have more waves than tiny curls, try switching to a paddle brush to first smooth it down.  On the other hand, a head of kinkier curls is better off with a wide-tooth comb for initially managing it.

These natural curl care tips won’t totally stop frizz, but it does work to lessen your chance of it ruining your mood and beautiful hair!

Monday, September 28, 2015

**5 WIN**Keune So Pure Moroccan Argan Oils Review + ($125) Giveaway!—Ends October 16, 2015

**Disclaimer:  This post has been compensated through a free product (s) or monetary payment.  Opinions are solely mine. All links are "no-follow" links.**
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Keune Moroccan Argan Oils are like having several hair products in one bottle.


One of my favorite hair products is argan oil.  Though there are tons of them out there, but not all are created equally as far as the purity and quality I have found out from own personal experience.  However, I really love how Keune’s So Pure Moroccan Argan Oils work to always bring noticeable shine and improved condition to my hair.

I have been using the original formula on my thick hair faithfully ever since first reviewing it.  The way I liked to use it is taking a few drops to my freshly washed, damp hair, starting at the bottom and patting my way upward before taking my dryer to it.  With all its vitamins and omega-6 in this oil, I found that I can cut some drying time besides just protecting my hair from heat damage.  Whenever I finish styling, my hair regains a healthy feel and admirable luster.  Even on those days when the humidity makes my hair misbehave with a frizz problem a few more drops of Keune’s Moroccan Argan Oil  to my dry hair are enough to tame it and give me control again. 

For those with fine, thin hair, I have exciting news to share.  Now Keune So Pure Moroccan Argan Oil Light is on the market. This formula also has apricot kernel oil along with argan, but in a lighter base than the original.  

The Argan Oil Light was a beneficial oil for my hair, but I still love the original more.  Nonetheless, the texture of your hair may make you just as passionate about this light version as I am about the regular.

I recommend the So Pure Moroccan Argan Oil (original) for best results  for those with normal to thick hair. The Moroccan Argan Oil Light is better suited for those with fine, thin hair.  

Regardless of the type of hair on your pretty head, Keune has the perfect formula of Moroccan Argan Oil to make those strands glorious with renewed condition and shine so do look into trying one!   


Thanks to Keune Hair Care, five lucky Nuts 4 Stuff readers in the United States or Canada win their choice of either a full-size 1.5 fl. oz. bottle of Keune So Pure Moroccan Argan Oil (original) or Moroccan Argan Oil Light ($25 value each)!



Giveaway details and how to enter–

Prize: Five (5) winners will receive their choice of either Keune’s So Pure Moroccan Argan Oil (Original) or Moroccan  Argan Oil Light ($25 value each). 

Dates of entry: 09/28/15–10/15/2015 at 11:59 PM Eastern Standard Time

Eligibility: Open to USA and Canada.  The winners will need to respond to my email with name and shipping address within 48-hours or another winner will be picked.  

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