Wura's Secret Hair

[...] and readers. As promised I am bringing you this fabulous challenge titled “The Birthday Hair Growth Challenge” as April is my birthday month. A lovely part of every birthday is the receiving of [...]

[...] be the first to congratulate you on the fact that we have made it to the end of the Birthday Hair Growth Challenge. The end date was 26th October 2013; hope everyone found it to be the most rewarding [...]

[...] like faster growth. Also a good trim is what is recommended at the very start of the Birthday Hair Growth Challenge. I encourage everyone to participate to experience excellent results, if you want to [...]

[...] so a good multivitamin will help. PS. I hope you are all sticking with rules of the Birthday Hair Growth Challenge we should all have fabulous hair in no time. In other news, I am so thrilled that [...]

[...] Deep Conditioner, Elasta QP DPR 11+ Remoisturising Conditioner; 4.  Protein Based Deep Conditioner: Organic Root Stimulator Hair Mayonnaise, Africa’s Best Organics Hair Mayonnaise, Organic [...]

[...] the rest of the relaxer off. Deep conditioning treatment: It is important you use a deep conditioner(s) with both protein and moisture. I usually just mix a protein and moisturising [...]

[...] before washing your hair or spend some extra time under the steamer to make sure your deep conditioner penetrates properly, explain everything. Insist on using your own products if you can: Using [...]

[...] to the caffeine content, black tea will result in hard hair. So one should use a moisture deep conditioner whilst doing these rinses. If you do not know how to identify a moisture from a protein [...]

[...] who want to start out on caring for their hair and who send me emails on this subject. A healthy hair regimen is very important for anyone who wants an overall improvement in the health and length of [...]

[...] hair in a bun, ponytail, braids, twists or any other style. 3. Cover your hair with a plastic cap, you can use more than one for extra warmth (and use a scarf over it as well, you can [...]

[...] with a regular conditioner that is runny apply over your braids, cover entire hair with a plastic cap for about 5 to 10 minutes and gently rinse. Use you leave in conditioner and then [...]

[...] mix so I do not have to mix it every time I wash my hair. She covered my hair with a plastic cap and put me underneath the hair steamer for thirty minutes it was quite hot. She rinsed it off [...]

[...] which involves applying some oil to your hair (optional) and then covering the hair with a plastic cap, using a satin scarf and going to bed. In the morning remove the scarf and plastic cap, give [...]

[...] few days. If you relax your hair too soon after washing it you will experience relaxer burns, hair breakage and such. Leave at least a week interval prior to your relaxer, I personally wait for about [...]

[...] such as protein and iron in abundance. Poultry will promote a healthy scalp and reduce hair breakage and prevent dryness. 7. Eggs: If you are a frequent reader of this blog you will know that if [...]

[...] stimulate faster hair growth however when your ends are nice and even it prevents further hair breakage which may seem like faster growth. Also a good trim is what is recommended at the very start [...]

[...] the important steps in the relaxer process and one where a lot of people make mistakes. Hair breakage, and damage are some of the consequences of not leaving the neutralizing shampoo in for [...]

[...] the salon and she relaxed my hair, mind you I was only 10 weeks post. She acted like my new growth was tremendous and she kept asking other stylists questions. At this point I should have [...]

[...] I do not do this every time but it seemed to work perfectly at this stage as I hardly have any new growth. I normally shampoo my hair in two sections to minimise tangles after that was done I towel [...]

[...] good job. She parted my hair into four sections and made sure to apply the relaxer to my new growth only. She was also very gentle with my 10 weeks post relaxer hair. For sometime now I [...]

[...] including hair that is already relaxed. Please note that it is very important to only relax the new growth or you will end up with hair that is severely over processed which will eventually lead to [...]

[...] water ensuring that you remove all visible traces of the relaxer. Wash the hair with a neutralizing shampoo: The next step is to use a neutralizing shampoo to wash your hair, an example of a [...]

[...] the relaxer she made sure to rinse it off first with water and then properly with a neutralizing shampoo. She took pains to ensure that she washed my hair with shampoo three times and she spent [...]

Hi to all my lovely readers and thanks to all my new followers for joining. I just wanted to give you all a quick update on what I have been up to – [...]

Hey lovelies, I hope everyone is doing well. I just thought to do a quick post on my wash day experience at the salon. Since I am still trying to jugg [...]

Hey lovelies, hope you are all fine. This post is dedicated to the newbies who want to start out on caring for their hair and who send me emails on th [...]

I just realised that I have not put up a detailed list of my hair regimen on this blog. The reason why I have probably not done this is because I do n [...]

[...] that to do this treatment you should leave the protein conditioner for no longer than two – five minutes so that your hair does not become damaged. A good [...]