Hair Quickie: After color treating your hair moisture and hydration is essential to keep your locks healthy. One simple, natural way to do this is by increasing the amount of water you consume. Drinking plenty of water will not only moisturize your roots but will keep your hair from drying out.
Most likely if you have changed your hair color it is your desire to keep your new tint looking rich and luxurious. There are some treatments that will help the color last and others will dull or strip it. Hot oil treatments are something that you will want to limit or use with caution to maintain vibrancy.
Hot oil treatments are known to contain high levels of acidity such as if you perform a treatment with olive oil. The oil will strip the color and there goes your gorgeous new shade. Nevertheless, do not despair you can still perform hot oil treatments even after taking a hair color leap. To do so, you will need to look for a product that has been specifically formulated for color-treated hair in order to maintain your dye job.
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It is a misconception that since black hair tends to be on the coarser side that it has a stronger resilience to breakage. The texture of our hair does not make it stronger, it still needs protection and the infusion of natural oils and hydration to remain healthy and durable. Using the right products will help you to grow your hair and keep it flourishing.
Kiehl’s Since 1851 Magic Elixir Hair Restructuring Concentrate helps to restore moisture balance to the scalp and hair all while improving hair manageability. This product works on all hair types and will not only soften your tresses but encourage luminous shine. This magic elixir includes Vitamin E, Omega-6 Fatty acids, Safflower Seed Oil, Rosemary Leaf Oil and Avocado Oil. This nutrient packed yet light oil is perfect for locking in moisture after applying a leave-in conditioner or when performing scalp massage.
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Hair Quickie: It is a good habit to brush hair every night from root to ends in order to promote growth by stimulating the scalp as well as give tresses a healthy sheen. Locks will look more luminous due to the distribution of natural oils throughout the shaft caused by the brushing action.
This braided hairstyle is simple yet chic and will do an amazing job of protecting your hair from harmful elements that could lead to breakage or split ends.
Get the Look:
Part your hair down the middle and pull tresses (using pomade if needed) back into a low bun.
Slide on braided hair accessory leaving middle part slightly exposed.
Spritz with holding spray as well as oil mist to give hair luminous shine.
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This month, curlBOX makes getting glam for holiday festivities a no-brainer with the “Miracle Multitaskers” Box. December’s gauntlet of office parties, family gatherings, marathon shopping sessions and seasonal travel leave little time for lengthy hairstyling sessions. Yet, harsh winter weather means hair needs more pampering than ever. Stocked with products that are designed to quickly deliver pretty styles while repairing and nurturing the hair, the “Miracle Multitaskers” Box offers options from top brands for fast, festive looks.
“It’s the season of invitations and appearances, and no one has time to lock themselves in the bathroom for hours to style their hair,” says Myleik Teele, CEO of curlBOX. “I’m all about getting fab in a flash and this is the box I’m using to help me make the rounds this holiday season.” In addition to working fast, many of the products in this box are loaded with super-efficient moisturizers which pamper and protect hair from the drier air, frigid winds and friction from winter wraps.
curlBOX subscribers will receive in the December box:
• Either Ouidad Superfruit Renewal Clarifying Cream Shampoo, a creamy, lush sulfate-free shampoo that hydrates with açaí, blueberry, cranberry, papaya and pomegranate acids plus removes heavy product buildup; or Ouidad Curl Defining Styling Souffle, a styler that instantly melts into the hair and contains natural emollients like avocado, coconut, mafura butter and Kalahari melon seed oil;
• Straight From Eden Plant Derived Repairing Oil, a lightweight oil ideal for those flat ironing hair that not only adds shine but helps repair hair from damage with its plant-derived fusion of coconut, olive and avocado oils;
• Straight From Eden Detangling Leave-In Conditioner, a conditioning spray featuring coconut, olive and avocado oils that does double duty by acting as a detangler before shampooing or as a leave-in after shampooing;
• Elasta QP Olive Oil and Mango Butter Leave-In Conditioner, a nourishing intensive conditioner that’s thick enough to stand in for a styler when twisting or braiding hair;
• Curly Hair Solutions Curl Keeper Original, an innovative serum that’s applied to sopping post-shampoo curls to lock in curls exactly as they appear when wet for quick air drying or diffusing; and
• Curly Hair Solutions Curl Keeper Gel, the version of the Original Curl Keeper ideal for kinkier coils.
curlBOX invites its 208, Instagram followers; 9,750 Facebook fans and 17,900 Twitter followers to show off their sparkle while they make the rounds this holiday via #DecembercurlBOX. To request an interview with Myleik Teele or for more information on curlBOX, please contact kendolyn@curlbox.com.
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