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Issue 01 2015 Winter $1.00 July 11 Issue No. 99

10 Natural Hair Care

Tips

Rules of Engagement as you transition to Zimbabweans Making Waves

Dr Larry:

Introducing our Dreadlocks expert for all your locks QUESTIONS! A MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR LOCKS AND NATURAL BEAUTY CARE TIPS

CONTENTS © Hazel - hzkap.com

11 Pride in who you are

WHAT ON EARTH IS PRE- POO

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT AS YOU TRANSITION TO NATURAL HAIR

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10 NATURAL HAIR CARE TIPS

ZIMBABWEANS MAKING WAVES FARAI GUNDAN

LOCKS AND COLOUR BEST LOOK WITHOUT

DAMAGE

LOCKS CARE HOW TO

ZIMBABWEANS MAKING WAVES FARAI GUNDAN We feature Farai an amazing Zimbabwean lady in the Diaspora making inroads in the international scene article by Yolanda Sangweni

EXPERT INTERVIEW

LARRY K. ON DREADLOCKS CARE AND TECHNIQUES

LARRY K. ON DREADLOCKS We talk to Larry about his work with lock. He will be our question and answer columist on all things locks

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“IT IS NOT HOW MUCH YOU DO, BUT HOW MUCH LOVE YOU PUT IN THE DOING.”

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MAKE-UP APPLICATION TIPS FOR DARK SKINED BEAUTIES

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DISCLAIMER The publisher and the authors do not guarantee the outcome of the Advise and tips in this publication readers do so at their own risk

LOCKS FAUX COLOUR BRILLIANT YET

Most people who wear dreadlocks, like to do colour as a maintenance or syle enhancement. Due to built up the colour usually fades in no time as most of the dye is deposited on the build up material, resulting in fading as most of the built up will fall away leaving a dull and uneven colour. For black hair the colour will return to an ashy shade that looks dirty. The bleach and peroxide damages the hair, thereby weakening the the base causing the locks to fall off. A Better alternative is now in the market a technique of adding artificial colour using a croqueting techning is here this not only adds intergrity but streghnthens the strand and the colours are limitless.

LOCKS AND COLOUR BEST LOOK WITHOUT DAMAGE Get it professionally done! This is my number one tip because too many

Coloring your locs can be a beautiful

people attempt to do it at home and end up damaging their hair.

experience. A welcomed change to

Prepare your locs months in advance. Do at least 4 hot oil treatments a few

brighten up your face and rejuve-

weeks before coloring your hair. Only color healthy hair and scalp. If your hair is already weak, thin, limp or damaged stay away from coloring until it is healthy again. Coloring damaged hair is a recipe for disaster.

nate your spirit. On the other end of it is the tremendous damage and hair loss that can come as a result of over doing it, improper use and a lack of maintenance afterwards. Hair are some tips on how you can

Go natural if you can. Using Henna is a great option as it not only colors but also strengthens and conditions your hair. You can also find other all natural or semi natural coloring products on the market. The less chemicals and stripping your dreads have to endure the better.

Peroxide based coloring erode and damage the locks

color your dreads and keep them healthy in the process.

ZIMBABWEANS MAKING WAVES

FARAI GUNDAN

Farai Gundan is quietly building her media and tech companies, FaraiMedia and AfricaTripDeals, while showcasing success stories of the men and women of Africa for Forbes and Forbes Africa magazine. Armed with an MBA from Florida A&M University, Farai is fast becoming the “to-go” media expert on doing business in Africa. The World Economic Forum named her a Young Global Leader, class of 2015, the only one from her native country, Zimbabwe. See her secrets and success story.

“I think that African women are one of the best kept secrets. The demographic dividend in Africa of our women is one of our greatest and most enduring assets. I honour us, and I honour those who have gone before us and have paved the way.” Farai Gundan Source: howwemadeitinafrica.com

Name: Farai Gundan

the success stories emerging from Africa.

Position: Co-founder, FaraiMedia

where your talent and passions lie—youth is

I recently launched #AfricaLeads monthly

& AfricaTripDeals

finite—you want to use those years to sharp-

twitter chats.

Location: New York, NY

en your craft so that you can become an elite

The Journey: From a happy childhood

Hometown: Bulawayo, Zimba-

performer and producer in your field.

in Mpopoma, a township in Bulawayo,

bwe & the U.S Connect: Twitter:

Confessions of a Black Woman in Internation-

Zimbabwe to writing about Africa’s leading

@FaraiToday

al Business: Raising capital for a startup is a

entrepreneurs and industry captains for

Instagram:

major challenge especially for an “unproven”

Forbes, I have come a long way from my

market such as Africa. However, it is up to us

humble beginnings. My mother, a single

The Gig: I am co-founder of two

to prove the viability of Africa as an economic

parent, made some very smart decisions in

frontier. To get around this my co-founder

tech companies that focus on Africa;

raising my younger sister and I. She enrolled

and I decided to do two things; “boot-strap”

FaraiMedia for online advertising and

us in a private school for girls in Zimbabwe

which takes longer and is really hard (but well

media advisory and AfricaTripDeals,

and instilled the power of education in us

worth it in the end) as well as “build it and

an end-to-end travel startup. Both

from a very young age. I got a full scholar-

they will come” with the anticipation that with

are in stealth mode as we develop

ship to Beloit College in Wisconsin.

traction and a viable business model, we will

the back-end of the businesses with

Business 101: Time is the most valuable

attract the right investment partners.

my co-founder. I also write for Forbes

asset, so I would encourage anyone to in-

and Forbes Africa where I celebrate

vest it wisely. If possible, identify early in life

Source: howwemadeitinafrica.com

Source: ventures-africa.com

“TO TALK ABOUT MY FIRST LOVE, AFRICA AND AFRICAN WOMEN & GIRLS” FARAI GUNDAN Her Biggest Lesson Learned: “Failure” is one of life’s best

recalibrate my thinking on Africa’s media narrative.

teachers—learn from it, leverage the experience into a win,

Her Career Milestones: In 2013, I wrote my first cover story

pay close attention to the hidden lesson in “failure” and most

for Forbes Life Africa featuring supermodel Alek Wek and pro-

importantly, stay in faith…

duced the photo shoot. My ‘a-ha’ moment was when I chatted

Time-Saving Tip: I learnt from Zimbabwe’s most successful

with Ms. Oprah Winfrey on her show, “Oprah: The After Show.”

entrepreneur and telecommunications mogul, Mr. Strive Masiyi-

Ms. Winfrey is a master communicator and after having a great

wa that you get ahead of the game by developing the habit of

conversation with her on national TV, I knew I had a story to tell.

rising up early in the morning. For me that means, no matter

Her Stress Relievers: I am a foodie, so great food, lots of

what, I am up by 5AM to drink a big glass of water, pray, get my

travel, my family and close circle of friends. I work out to relieve

mind into “victory” mode, work out and prepare for the day

stress and sneak in a massage or facial whenever I can.

ahead. I also learnt that it is the exercise of making small and

Tech Must-Haves: I love my gadgets. Samsung phone,

wise daily decisions that morph into big wins!

Samsung Galaxy camera, Bose headphones, Monster Super-

Her Mantra: Find the best and most efficient way to serve

star portable speakers, Sony recorder, iPad, Mac Airbook and

your customers, the people that you work for and work with;

portable hard drives. I stayed connected and most importantly

there is tremendous joy and a rich reward that comes with that!

I can work on the go anywhere with my “mobile office.”

Network Tip: Be deliberate and smart in your networking,

Her Beauty Bag: I obsess about my health and my skin; wa-

and most importantly be of service to your network; I count

ter, facial moisturizer and sunscreen. Stay All Day Liquid Lipstick

Africa’s richest woman, oil mogul and billionaire, Madam Folo-

by Stila and Smoky Extravagant mascara by Make-Up-Forever

runso Alakija as one of my personal mentors and confidantes.

are my regulars.

Her Smartest Advice: Mr. Masiyiwa advises that “the opportuni-

Her Secret Superpower: My Bible. I feed, nourish and replen-

ty is in the problem. The moment I see a problem, I immediately

ish my spirit, soul and mind daily with the Word of God. I quote

begin to think about the opportunities that can be created by trying to solve it.” This revolutionized the way I viewed the continent and its much storied “problems.” The advice also helped

and meditate on scriptures for inspiration and guidance. I am

currently reading the entire Bible in 90-days. Article by Yolanda Sangweni Source: Essence magazine

“You can’t eat beauty, it doesn’t feed you...beauty was not a thing that I could acquire or consume, it was something that I just had to be. You can’t rely on how you look to sustain you. What actually sustains us, what is fundamentally beautiful, is compassion--for yourself and for those around you. That kind of beauty inflames the heart and enchants the soul.” ― Lupita Nyong o

MAKE-UP APPLICATION TIPS FOR DARK SKINED

BEAUTIES

op Makeup Color & Application Tips for Dark Skin Beauties

When it comes to brown or dark skin, it’s

frican and dark skin beauties often have makeup and skin care issues unique to only them. Dark skin or ethnic skin cosmetics tips and information is often

challenging to find. After all, dark skinned ladies require a very unique set of makeup rules to help them get the look they desire. Most of the light skinned makeup rules, just won’t apply! Use these makeup tips and techniques for dark skin beauties to help you learn how to look the best you can!

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hoose Foundation Color or Shade Wisely: important to choose an oil-free foundation that is actually a bit lighter in tint than your skin’s tone. This will allow a natural highlight to your skin and give you a nice glow. se Powder: If your skin is dark, using powder is a must. Choose a loose powder with a sheer quality. This will help your skin look fresh, without looking oily or shiny.

BRINGING THE BEAUTY OF A DARK SKINNED QUEEN REQUIRES METICULOUS APPLICATION AND BRILLIANT COLOUR CHOICES

lways Wear

smoky looks or that blend

Sunscreen:

nicely with their complex-

Many dark

ion. However, if you use

skin ladies

dark browns, prunes, cop-

don’t think

per or burgundies, you can

about

easily get a dramatic look

and the depth of colour

wearing sunscreen every

without looking over the

is amazing

day, because they don’t

top. Try to find a compact

much easier to add more

usually get sunburnt to

with several of these colors

than lighten it if you’ve

remind them of the imme-

in it, so you can experi-

gone overboard. However,

diate need. However, it’s

ment with various shades

if you do go overboard on

very important not only to

to find the best one. Just

accident, simply use pow-

prevent wrinkles and sun

be sure to avoid any irides-

der or foundation to help

damage to your skin, but

cent colors on your entire

also to prevent skin can-

eyelid. If you want a little

cer. Even if you don’t tan

shimmer in tone, simply

or get burnt, be sure you

use translucent powder

wear a daily sunscreen.

over the lid for a slight

A C glow.

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contour with blush shades

Iman Luxurious Powders designed for all tones are superb intexture

of cocoa, dark peach, cinnamon or dusty pink. Always add a little blush, then examine yourself in natural light before you go back to add more. It’s

tone down your mistake. hoosing a Flattering Lip Color: There are many

The Eyes:

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Some

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women

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find it

comes to

ladies. If you want to play

challenging

dark skin

it safe, consider using

and cheek

shades of berry or plum.

to find eye shadow colors

that will allow them to get

color, it’s best to try to

different

colors of lipstick that look wonderful on dark skinned

However, for a little more

THE ART OF NATURAL BEAUTY PRIDE IN WHO

YOU

ARE

ost African ladies have adopted a self hate stance as evidenced by the skin bleaching and castigating proud people who chose to retain their natural looks. A strong element of pride in what you are and wearing your hair as it is has become a fashion statement liberating women of color from the

bondage of chemically processing and weaving their hair to conform to a society that believes Eurocentric looks are beautiful and other looks are not beautiful hence skin bleaching and weaving if not straightening your hair to get a peice of eurocentric chic beauty.Funny though most guys who date our black sister seem to prefer original dark beauties, what does that say about mimicking white looks. Recently in Zimbabwe the Miss World Zimbabwe Beauty queen an elegant black beauty was labeled as ugly not by anyone but her compatriots who seemed to prefer a fair person to ardon the crown. I was very disturbed by the debate that ensured, for me it revealed a deep sense of self hate and a tendency smacking of colonial hang over.

upita Nyong’o once said “She is a celebrated model, she was dark as night,yet she was on all of the runways and in every magazine and everyone was talking about how beautiful she was,”

upita Nyongâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;o delivered an Epic Speech on Black Beauty at the Essence 7th Annual Black Women in Hollyhood award a moving narration of how a letter from a black girl who confessed that her arrival in the public scene rescued hrer from bleaching her skin seeing

her succeding validated her skin ton and that remainded her of how when growing up was so desperate to have a light skin like the people she see in the media, an emotional speech she delivered in pain attesting to her success and hopefully will inspire all the dark girls that they are beautiful as they are and it is not the outer percerption but the persons they are. On the same subject I note with interest that the old age annorexic Barbie image that have for some time been the mainstay measure for a beautiful person is losing ground to acknowledgement that it is women with curves that are hot! Though a coution should be put out there that obesity is a real issue that comes with health issues on the same breath under weight brings it own set of health issues. VOLUPTUOUS, DARK AND NATURAL TRESSES We living in times where being proud of who you are and the way you look is a refreshing reality in general life, fashion and media. The power of individualism in the growing space of multicultural beauty has led to a shift in beauty ideals where men and women are embracing their cultural identities and expressing themselves through fashion statements where curls and Afros become the center of attention. 67% OF BLACK WOMEN 77% OF BLACK CONSUMERS OVERALL WORE A NATURAL HAIRSTYLE IN 2013, 27% OF BLACK WOMEN ARE PLANNING TO GO TOTALLY NATURAL (NO RELAXER, COLOUR, OR EXTENSIONS).

A dark flawless African beauty

Source; Mitel

Evidently the trend is being proud of who you are and the

using all the beauty aids to

flouting of what God gave you. Be who you are and be

accentuate her African Beauty

proud of it working hard to perfect and make blameless.

from a shaped short cut to make up using colours that compliment her.

A well groomed person will always be beautiful no matter what. The essence is to take good care of yourself and behave in a manner that exhudes your inner beauty. Remember inner beauty is permanent whereas outer beauty withers and erodes with time so the presevetion of substantive inner beauty out weighs the pre-occupation with the exterior. TAKE CARE STAY BEAUTIFUL

INTERVIEW

Each edition we will be interviewing a stylist who have made a mark n their area of operartion with focus on Natural beauty and hair care. As our inuagural issue we start with an interviewr we had with Larry our locks specialist to give us a background about his work dealing with dreadlocks of all types . His innovated techniques have earned him a following of all walks

TN: Who is Dr Larries as you are passionately called by your clients LKM: My official name is Larry K. Mudyaneva my working name is Doctor Larries TN: Where are based LKM: I am based at The Stylist a mega Salon in Meikles Mega Market in Robert Mugabe and Orr st

Performing your art with passion creates constant shurning of excellence

TN: What do you do LKM: I do dreadlocks,twist, styles, pomades and barber cuts TN: What types of locks do you specialise in LKM: I do Bongo,Wax,Middle logs, Sascam logs, Zpnax logs and flat logs TN: Sounds very complicated, in your portifolio of clients do you have famous ones LKM: In General all my clients are famous but specifically I have the likes of Jah B

(Producer of Jah Prayzah), Seh Calz , Enzo the Dancehall artist,Fungisai Zvakavapano, Dj Blessing Zvama. Dj Bollo, Dr Manyeruke to name a few.

TRUST THE UNIVERSE AND RESPECT YOUR HAIR” - BOB MARLEY

Washing your hair is pretty straight forward. Soak your dreads well with water in the shower, squirt a little Ladine shampoo Dread and gently work them into the dreads. Be sure to rinse out the shampoo really, really well.

locks which will help keep them in tact whilst 1. WHAT IS A GOOD MAINTENANCE ROUTINE? If your dreads are brand new you won’t need to wash them for around a week. With the extra bulk the dreadlocks give, you may find that your regular shower cap won’t fit but we offer

So you’re now rocking your new set of dreads but what’s next? Dreadlocks take

extra large shower caps and for that matter,

time to tighten

swim caps big enough to fit dreadlocks. They

and mature but a

are newly waxed and probably hurt a little be-

good maintenance

cause initially they are very tight. If you have a pair of pantyhose, pop those over your head while you sleep to help keep the frizz at bay. . Ok, so they are a week old and probably right about now you are ready to give them a good ol’ shampoo. Ideally, keep the rubber bands in place at the base and tips of your dread-

routine with get them there faster.

they are so new. It’s really important you use a residue free dreadlock shampoo. Normal shampoos leave behind conditioning residues - great if you want soft, silky, knot free hair but not so much if you have dreadlocks! Anyone of the Ladine Dread shampoos is perfect for newborn dreads. Ok, time to dry. Lean over letting your dreads hang down in front of you and squeeze as much water out as you can. When there’s no water coming out spray them down with Ladine Deo Dreads Spray and squeeze any excess off. Now throw a towel round your head to soak up any left over moisture and after 15 minutes or so whip it off and let them air dry.

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT AS YOU TRANSITION TO

NATURAL HAIR

FOR FREINDS AND FAMILY TO ENSURE THAT HARMONY AND COEXISTANCE IS SMOOTH AND PAINLESS

Do not tease a Naturalista on the product collection they amass in the quest to get the right combination for their hair journey

Look whos is fascinated by the fro

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hen someone stopped relaxing their hair, friends made some…er…mistakes when it comes to their hair. So, in order to keep all parties civil, We thought should share some of them so others do not make the same mistakes! Mostly this is just funny, but some

people really don’t know any better… . Don’t trip if they go the no-poo route. f your friend tells you that she/he no longer shampoos their hair, do NOT look at them like they are nasty, homeless, or have grown an extra head. With a good scalp scrub and other natural cleansers, sulfate shampoos are absolutely unnecessary. Also, if they are using natural products that

do not cause build up, they don’t need to use a strong surfactant to get clean hair. Now – if they tell you that and you can smell them coming from a mile away, please have an intervention… . Fight the temptation to touch their hair. o not pet or touch their hair, especially if it is wet or without asking. What are they, a dog? Also, if their

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friend? I’d hope not. . Refrain from the nick-names. f they are currently rocking an afro, do not call them Soul Sista, Grace Jones, a Black Panther, or anything like that. Like, seriously? It’s hair. It’s their hair. What does that have

to do with any of the nicknames mentioned? Oh, and please don’t put up the “black power” fist every time they walk into a room. . Don’t ask when they’re going to “do” their hair. f they’ve stopped straightening their hair or getting relaxers, don’t ask them when they are going to “do” their hair. I did mine this morning, what about you? Also, don’t give

them the name of your stylist or offer to make them an appointment.

hair is wet, your little rendezvous in their hair might leave it a frizzy mess later on. Would you do that to a

Should you be challenged in you journey also consider protective styling to create alternative looks

TRANSITIONING TO NATURAL HAIR IS A CHALLENGING JOURNEY HENCE THE SUPPORT OF ALL YOUR SOCIAL CIRCLES IS VITAL

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. Choose your words wisely. f you liked their hair better before and it’s a good friend, by all means, feel free to tell them (that’s what friends are for, right?). However…be prepared for potential backlash. Think about how you would feel if your friend acted as if they were your own personal stylist without you asking.

. Headed down the altar? Maintain consideration for your natural friend.

f you’re getting married, do not request that they straighten their hair for your wedding. Shame on you.

. Don’t mind the addition of food products to their hair regime. f they start putting food in their hair, do not be alarmed. Mayo, honey, olive oil,coconut oil, yogurt, avocado and other foods can be awesome for hair. But…if they start putting ice cream or ground beef

in their hair…you got it- intervention time.

. Don’t mind their newly acquired surplus of hair products.

o not be alarmed at the growing number of hair products in their bathroom. They are probably experimenting to figure out what works best for them. Hair is work – let them work!

“In particular I want to talk about natural black hair, and how it’s not just hair. I mean, I’m interested in hair in sort of a very aesthetic way, just the beauty of hair, but also in a political way: what it says, what it means.” – Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

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. Please refrain from using terms like “good hair” and “bad hair.” mean…you can say whatever you want, but if their next question is, “What did the five fingers say to the face?” you may want to duck… Always remain open to suggestion.

astly, if they offer you products or tips on how to care for your hair (this is really for the men), try them out! I have a bunch of my guy friends using natural products, and they have told me that their hair has never ever been this softer.

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Beautiful hair adds some kind of personality to your image and naturally beautifies you. An attractive hairdo makes you the “eye candy” while, if there are visible dandruff flakes, you are certainly being eyed for a different reason.

10 NATURAL HAIR

TIPS

The best source of nourishment is from mother natures bounty the old age solutions that has been used by Ancient civilasation

Here are some natural hair care tips, which will help you maintain healthy locks:

1. Nutritious diet and a healthy lifestyle is a “must”, if you desire to have beautiful tresses. Drink lots of water and make sure to include protein into your diet, lentils and meat, for example, are good sources. Vitamin A is a vital nutrient promoting hair growth, hence green leafy vegetables, carrots and cod liver oil should also be included into your diet regime. 2. Stay away from hair styling treatments and products. Use of harsh chemicals will only spoil your hair growth in the long run; hence, it’s advisable to embrace the natural beauty of your hair and find the way to avoid chemicals based treatments, or, at least, use them rarely. 3. To treat dry or damaged hair, to add shine and volume try to use botanically based products that contain the like of aloe vera shea butter of jojoba oil for conditioning your hair, they are some of the the most effective, natural cures. – Use of aloe vera gel as a natural hair treatment: Aloe vera can breath a new life in the way your hair looks and

feels, just apply a small amount of aloe vera gel instead of your usual hair conditioner, let it sit on your hair for a minute or two and then, rinse. If you do it regularly, you will see the beneficial effects of this natural treatment. Those ladies who want to add volume to their hair can try applying aloe vera gel as a hair mask and leave it on the hair for about 30 minutes, then rinse. You should notice beneficial results – more volume and shine after regular use. You can buy aloe vera gel in any health food store or online. (a myriad of good brands use it as an ingreidient) – Use of curd for beautiful hair: Mix 2 table spoons of curd with 1 table spoon of lemon juice and apply it on your hair, both on the roots and on the length, instead of hair conditioner after shampooing, then, rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. It will add a lot of shine, softness and “silky feel” to your hair. 4. Keep your scalp clean and free from build up. Hair wash should be quite frequent, depending on the product usage, as well as the exposure to dirt and dust. But it’s also not good to wash your hair daily, because you can strip it from natural oils which are essential for healthy hair growth. So, try to find your own balance.

Usually, healthy hair washing intervals vary from 3 days to one week, depending on your needs. You can also give a try to a dry shampoo on your “lazy” days. 5. Using a shampoo and conditioner that suits your hair type is important. You can only understand if the product suits you by using it for a certain period of time. Try to find a good combination of products especially designed for the concerns of your hair type. 6. Do not comb wet hair because you can break it and try to avoid using hair dryer. It is best to let your hair dry naturally, especially in the summer time. 7. Get a good, regular and peaceful sleep. Your hair reflects the anxiety you are going through; so being happy is also a “must” if you want to stay away from dry tangled hair. 8. Always treat your hair gently. Avoid being harsh when combing, drying or styling your hair, because harsh movements can significantly damage your locks. 9. Use cold or lukewarm water for hair wash, because too hot water can damage the tips of your hair, and we don’t want that! 10. And finally, if you are really determined to take a good care of your hair, try doing good, deep conditioning hair masks regularly, preferably once a week or at least once every two weeks. You can do warm oil treatments using coconut oil, castor oil or olive oil; Just apply slightly warmed up oil on the roots of your hair and spread it to the lengths, keep it on (preferably warped) for at least 40 minutes and then, wash your hair, it will add shine and elasticity. When you sow the seed of good care for your hair, your will be rewarded with gorgeous, shiny and silky locks! Apart from the above stated points, it’s important to know that our physical and psychological conditions affect our appearance. Hence, we need to cultivate a stress-free, optimistic and positive attitude to be charming and attractive always.

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