The Benefits of Buriti Oil for Hair

Earlier this month, I got my first scalp treatment from a spa. I did it out of curiousity more than anything but enjoyed it immensely. One of the products that the hair stylist used on my hair was Buriti Oil. After hearing from her how beneficial this oil is for the hair, I thought that I would share this info with you. The stylist did inform me that it has a lot of the same properties as Argan oil. But if you’re interested in giving another natural oil a try, you might consider Buriti Oil.

Buriti oil is an orange-reddish oil extracted from the fruit of a palm tree in the Brazilian Amazon. Buriti oil has the highest natural occurrence of pro-vitamin A available (carotenoids). The oil is also extremely rich in vitamin E (tocopherols); combined with antioxidants give it an incredible ability to moisturize and re-hydrate. It is commonly found in high-end skin care creams and applied directly to treat burns, because of its soothing qualities and its ability to promote the formation of scar tissue. The oil restores moisture lacking in sun-exposed skin and because of its color it possesses a naturally occurring SPF factor. The rich unsaturated fatty acids in buriti oil help rebuild and hydrate new skin cells.

Aveda uses Buriti oil in some of their products and so does The Body Shop.

Today is my one-year Naturalversary! Check out the video

Well..a year has come and gone since I stood in the mirror and chopped my relaxed hair off!  I really, really have grown to appreciate my natural texture.  I have to stop myself from playing with my hair!  Yesterday, I flat-ironed it for the first time in a year and immediately rinsed it.  I couldn’t get it straight enough.  I’ll save that for the pros.  Then I became concerned that it wouldn’t curl up again!  I was trippin!

Enjoy the video!

Check out Cheryl Brooks’ Video on Henna, Curl Definition & Smooth & Hold

What are Essential Oils and how do they help your hair grow?

Essential Oils contained in plants are really their life force and are the fragrant constituents found in plants. In plants, these oils are ingredients of hormonal growth and reproduction. Many essential oils have a very beneficial effect on hair growth. Studies suggest that one or more of the essential oils are biologically able to promote hair growth. Essential oils for hair growth are excellent for cleansing, nourishing, and strengthening the hair follicle and shaft. These essential oils for hair growth stimulate the hair follicles to grow faster than the hair would normally.

I was reading specifically about Basil Oil and decided to tell you about other essential oils.

Jojoba Essential Oil for Hair Growth

Jojoba essential oil can be used with any hair and skin type. The healing qualities of jojoba oil are beneficial for extremely damaged or breaking hair. This truly is one of the best essential oils for hair loss due to breakage. Apply the oil to towel dry hair and leave on for at least half an hour. A very small amount applied to the skin of the face will help prevent hair dye stains when dye is applied.

Burdock Essential Oil for Hair Growth

Burdock essential oil is good for the scalp and encourages hair growth. It is also good for the skin, scalp and hair cell renewal, and stimulates blood flow to the root of the hair. It helps with the problem of hair loss.

Rosemary and Clary Sage essential oils For Hair Growth

Rosemary encourages hair growth. These two herbs when used together externally prove extremely beneficial to anyone wanting to grow his hair. For best results, take a pan of water and boil rosemary, sage, peach leaf, nettle and burdock. Strain the loose herbs from the liquid and wash your hair with this liquid everyday. Clary sage when combined with jojoba and applied to the roots of your hair can cause your hair to grow.

Tea Tree Essential Oil for Hair Growth

Tea tree oil is one of the most versatile essential oils for hair growth when it comes to hair treatments. This oil moisturizes the hair and minimizes oil production of the scalp, preventing greasy looking hair and leaving the scalp clean and dandruff-free. A few drops of tea tree oil can be added to olive oil for a mild but effective weekly treatment to deal with dandruff problems.

Basil and Peppermint Essential oils for Hair Growth

Basil helps circulation of blood and works well in combination with fenugreek and ivy burdock herbs. Basil helps in growth of oily hair. Peppermint helps to stimulate blood flow to the root of your hair and so give it good nourishment and grow well. It helps in growth of dry hair. It is good for your hair if it grows slowly or if it is thinning.

Citrus Essential Oils for Hair Growth

Oily hair will get a great benefit from regular treatments with either lemon or grapefruit essential oils. These oils condition the hair and clean the scalp. Warm or cold oil can be applied to the hair and left in for at least half an hour after which the hair can be washed with a gentle shampoo and conditioned.

Lavender Essential Oil for Hair Growth

Lavender essential oil is used to treat a variety of conditions including alopecia (hair loss). It has been shown to promote the growth of hair and increase the rate of wound healing. In a study it was found that people suffering from alopecia who massaged their scalps with lavender and other essential oils daily for 7 months experienced significant hair re-growth. Thus lavender or a combination of lavender and other essential oils were responsible for the beneficial effects.

Olive Oils for Hair Growth

Olive oil can be combined with other nice smelling essential oils and is especially beneficial for dry hair. Olive oil helps in growth of dry hair. The hair is nourished and will regain its elasticity after a treatment with this oil. Apply the oil to towel dry hair and leave on for at least half an hour.

Bay Essential Oil for Hair Growth

This essential oil helps in growing your hair. If you have dull and lifeless hair, it will restore it with life and shine. Add six drops of bay and lavender essential oil to four ounces of warm carrier oil. Massage the mixture into the scalp and allow it to absorb for 20 minutes. Then wash with your regular shampoo, to which you’ve added three drops of bay essential oil. If you’re plagued with dandruff problems or if you have aches and pains, use this oil for pain relief.

There is an essential oil available for nearly every hair or scalp problem. But remember that the essential oils are too concentrated and shouldn’t be used directly on the skin or hair. So it’s best to use them in combination with carrier oils like almond, soybean and sesame, chosen in accordance with the effect you’re looking for. Choose the appropriate essential oil and team it up with carrier oil and soon, you’ll find you have long, lustrous hair.

source: http://www.tarunaoils.com

By the way, I purchased Basil Oil on Amazon.com by a company called Now.

It is my 11th month Nappyversary!

Well, it’s been 11 months that I’ve been natural again!  I am really enjoying my hair!  I must admit that for the last month, I got tired of my wash and go.  I’ve been throwing wigs on, wearing ponytails or putting on a hat to avoid combing it!  Today was the day that I needed to remind myself of how naturally beautiful God made me!  It’s been really interesting!  Why is it that white folks tell me that my hair is beautiful and some black people (women mainly) say that they don’t have the courage to wear their own hair natural.

For all of your who have reservations about your hair…well all I can say is Do You….but know that how you see yourself is also how the rest of the world sees you.

Also, a lot of you have asked me how I style my hair.  In this photo, I put some gel on it and some Miss Jessie’s Buttercreme.  It was some cheap gel that I bought because I didn’t have any MJ Curly Pudding.  I also added a little bit of Garnier Fructis Hair Serum.  I let my hair get almost dry and I used a blow dryer to finish.  I don’t comb or pick my hair out after I shampoo.  That’s how I keep the curl texture.  You can always twist your hair and let it dry if your curl pattern is not defined enough for your liking.

Protective Styles: Make mine a lacefront!

Well…every few months or so, I get tired of doing my hair!  Don’t get me wrong though, I love my naturally curly hair.  I have so much fun playing with it and having people ask me what I did to get it like it is.  Although I didn’t do anything that the Lord didn’t already fashion! 

I really don’t want braids, locs or twists! The truth of the matter is: I would miss playing with my hair!  So sometime in the next week or so, I’ll be shopping for wigs.  I’ve got one lacefront but the hair is straight.  In fact, I brought because it looked like my hair before I cut all of the relaxer out…..I want something with some texture, fluffy wide and curly…something that reminds me of what it will look like in about another half a year….I’ll keep you posted!

An Interview with Hair Professional Ladosha Wright – Superb Advice for Caring for Your Natural Hair!

I had the distinct honor of interviewing Ladosha Wright.  I met Ladosha while soliciting boutiques to carry my accessories in Cleveland,  Ohio.  She was also gracious enough to carry Nilaja products.  A friend referred me to get my hair done by her.  At that time, I was beginning to give consideration to transitioning to natural.  While I got my hair done by Ladosha, I noticed women walking in with beautiful, long natural hair and walking out with blowing-in-the-wind styles!

The professionalism that I observed while at Ladosha’s salon let me know that she was ahead of her class in what she did!  Ladosha is classy, intelligent, sassy and confident.  I hope that you take away some of the great advice that she so generously gives and if you live in the Cleveland area, give her a call and make an appointment!

• How long have you been a professional stylist and what made you decide to go into this field?

I have been a licensed cosmetologist for 10 years. I decided to become a cosmetologist after discovering the correlation between social ills and image when I was a social worker. My goal is to empower women to free them from the psychosocial chains (I stole that from Naim Akbar) of hair styling.

• What was the reason that you decided to give an emphasis to natural hair long before many other salons in your region?

I decided to promote and emphasize natural hair because of the horrible, crippling and fear based marketing schemes that promotes ignorance, lies, unsafe hair styling practices and incorrect hair styling practices.

• What type of services do most of your natural clients request?

Because all hair on the human head is natural and I promote teach my clients the science of hair and scalp properties, I attract women who want to learn how to shampoo, condition, and style their own hair THEMSELVES. Our salon is a teaching/learning salon. Women love all phases of hair styling.

• Since I have had the honor of having my hair done by you, I noticed that lots of you clients have long natural hair.  What type of regimen would say that many of them practice…as well as you to keep it that way?

I encourage and require my clients to keep their hair cleaned every 3 to 7 days depending on their hair texture, hair type and density (hair fibers per cubic inch on the scalp). I encourage and require my guests to make purchases according to their hair texture and hair type. Lastly, I encourage them to purchase what they can afford. Because hair changes as we age, I am provide hands on styling lessons with every visit to those who need it based on the condition of their hair when they sit in my chair!

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• What type of products do you usually use in the salon?

I highly recommend P2 by Philip Pelusi. He formulates and PROMOTES/MARKETS his products according to hair texture, hair type and the goal a person is trying to achieve with their hair. HE DOES NOT USE RACE. Never buy hair care products and styling tools that markets to a race of people. For example, Black Hair, Ethnic Hair, Women of Color, Latino Hair and so on.

Second I enjoy Deva Curl’s Sulfate Free line of products. It is absolutely fabulous and affordable for everyone with some sort of kink, curl or wave pattern regardless the sex or age. It offers a unique cleansing experience. The third product line I enjoy is J.F. Lazartique. His product line is formulated with the finest and very rare and exotic ingredients. Though he has a conditioner that costs about $300.00, hey in case you hit the lotto or marry Diddy, feel me!

• Do you think that it damages your hair to wear wigs, weaves, micorbraids, etc?

No I do not think wigs, weave, braids or any other styling method damages anyone’s hair. Remember hair is as unique as the head on which it lies. With that said, no two heads of hair are alike. One has to be a good candidate to receive any type of hair styling services. The ownest is on the hair stylist to provide a consultation before every service. The ownest is on the hairstylist to be trained/certified in the service they provide and the products they used. No excuses.

People who patronize salons should ask who trained the stylist and is the stylist certified to do and use any and everything they style and care for hair with.  In addition, look at the hair stylist hair. Is their hair real, do the clients they serve have fabulous hair and the likes. Too much stuttering or attitude from the hair stylist means get out the chair and go home. Why pay someone to mess up your hair. You can do that for free at home.

• Many women who subscribe to my blog have two main questions: How do they get their hair to grown long? What should they do about thinning or hair loss?  What is your advice?

I find that question interesting, no matter how many times I hear it. Biologically speaking hair grows 1/4th inch per month (give or take a few millimeters). No hair growing pill, creme, serum, grease, pomade or salve can make hair grow more than what God allows the body to do for FREE! Rogaine/Monoxidil is the only product that has made it through the rigors of the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) that grows hair back from live follicles in the scalp that will not grow due to hereditary hair loss, thinning, balding or medications. The catch to the Rogaine/Monoxidil is that the area on the scalp has to be bald. If you have hair on your head it will NOT work. This product is for bald or thinning areas on the scalp.If you have a hair disorder such as Alopecia, hair may not grow back no matter what you use.

Next, because you get 1/4th inch for free rather you clean it or not. Relax it or not. Loc it or not and so on, LENGTH is achieved as the hair grows (for free!) by taking care of the ends to prevent the ends from breaking off as it grows (for free!). For those who have texture (kinky, curly or wavy) this can be challenging because the sebum oil (the free oil the scalp produces!) can not travel through that texture and protect the ends. Soooo, to keep the ends from splitting, breaking, snapping and tearing; If you have texture, I recommend keeping your ends coated with any oil that you can eat. Oils such as olive, coconut, alvacado and so on. Do not use water based cremes and hair lotions. Have your hair cut every 6-8 weeks (depending on your hair style or per the recommendations of your hair hairstylist). Invest in the best protein your money can buy. Use the proper comb and buy the best comb your money can buy. Comb your hair frequently to redistribute the oil to the ends. Combing your hair freqently will protect your ends, prevent them from breaking off. Follow my advice and you WILL have longer hair. I guarantee.

As for thinning, for most people it is hereditary. When genetics is the cause, their is nothing that can be done because on a celluar level the RNA is telling the DNA what to do. And if you have a genetic disposition that comes from your parents, that RNA has a disposition to not communicate with your DNA. So there is very little if anything a doctor or hairstylist can do. Also, infrequent shampooing, wearing hair styles that stresses the hair and other harmful stressors such as smoking, lack of exercising and the likes promotes hair to thin faster on top of a genetic disposition.

If your hair is thinning to due excessive pulling or tugging on the hair at the scalp area follicle (the little tiny hole the hair grows out of) is typically PERMANENTLY DAMAGED. Once the follicle is damaged NO HAIR will ever grow from that tiny little whole. That is why I teach every client who wants to learn how to do their hair properly, which products to buy and when they need to return to the salon and lastly how much it will cost.

• Do you think that the increase in women who are going natural is just a trend or do they finally realize that relaxing is simply just a choice?

I believe women have always exercised the power of choice. I believe women were mis-informed. With the introduction of the internet…oh boy; that challenged a lot of hair stylists and hair care experts. I do not believe there ever was a trend. I believe with the ways we can communicate is so fast via technology; it made it easier to get the word out.

• Some naturals are nervous about blow-drying and flat-ironing.  They want to ensure that they can go back to afros and shrinkage without damaging their hair.  What would you advise?

Because hair is made of a protein called keratin; purchase the best protein (I will not say that your money can buy…just invest in the best… lol!) , use it before blow drying. In addition, there are products that can be used with the flat iron. If you use some kind of thermal protectant, I promise every kink, curl or wave will return upon getting your hair wet.

I know what you are thinking, what are the best proteins? The best protein is Daily Hair Rx by Philip Pelusi. It is the only protein that has the molecular structure that can repair the entire strand where needed, it does not weigh the hair down, it is organic and it works in 3 minutes on every texture. It cost $48.00. My next favorite is Repair Hair by of course Philip Pelusi. This product can be used as you flat iron your hair. As you apply heat to your hair this product repairs hair on all 3 layers; thus turning your flat ironing style into a treatment style…wow! I know. That product cost $48.00. Last, I recommend Eufora’s Fortifi. It too is Aloe Vera based like Philip Pelusi’s Repair Hair, it can be used with heat, it is organic and it only cost $18.00. It does not repair hair on all 3 layers, but it protects the cuticle layer which is what the hair is mostly made of…whew!

• Last question…what is your advice on a hair regimen to ensure that your hair grows/stays healthy and long?

Because hair grows 1/4th inch for free every month, I suggest that hair should be cleaned at least once a week for medium to thick density heads of hair. If your hair is thin or thinning; I suggest hair to be cleaned at least 2x a week because it gets dirty faster. I suggest you have your hairstylist tell you the direction your hair grows from your scalp to tell you the CORRECT texture. From there I suggest you make your purchases according to your hair texture, your hair type and the goal you have for your hair. Use the correct combs. Learn the proper technique to style your hair to ensure you are not pulling it out. Do not go against natural growth patterns because it promotes premature thinning and breaking. Lastly, drink lots of water, eat right, exercise, think happy thoughts, get a good nights sleep and if you do nothing else; please have good bowel movements throughout the day!

The name of Ladosha’s salon…Stephano & Co. Salon and the Reverence Design Team.

3649 Lee Rd. Upstairs, Shaker Heights, Ohio 44120

her website: www.reverencesalon.net
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ladosha.wright

Specials….10% Off for New Clients. Free Trichological (analysis of hair and scalp) Consultation.

Herbs and Other Ingredients to add to Your Conditioner – What is Their Purpose?

Today, I am deep-conditioning my hair.  I try to do this monthly.  Now when I say deep, I sit under the dryer for about an hour and steam my hair too. I thought about making a video to show you all the ingredients that I’ve use but honestly, every person’s hair needs/issue are not the same.

Deep-Conditioning

What did I use today? I used mayo because I didn’t have any eggs, coconut oil, EVVO, Pure raw shea butter, honey, aloe vera gel, and Queen Helene’s Cholesteral Hair Conditioner.

I will shampoo with Cream of Nature Sunflower Shampoo and rinse with Apple Cider Vinegar.

My advice is to listen to your hair and meet its needs.  If it’s dry and brittle, you need to add ingredients to your conditioner that someone with oily hair doesn’t need.  So here’s a list of many items that I use and more importantly what they do for your hair:

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• Jojoba oil is similar to sebum, which is secreted by human sebaceous glands to lubricate and protect skin and hair. Jojoba oil conditions hair and prevents it from becoming brittle and dull.

• Avocado oil Softens skin, helps skin and hair retain moisture and fights the aging process

• Coconut oil is one of the best natural nutrition for hair. It helps in healthy growth of hair providing them a shinny complexion. Coconut oil prevents dandruff, lice, and lice eggs, even if your scalp is dry. It is an excellent conditioner and helps in the re-growth of damaged air and provides the essential proteins required for nourishing damaged hair.

• Honey is high in vitamins and minerals, and has wonderful benefits for the skin and hair. Honey is a good humectant and emollient, serving as a good moisturizer and conditioner

• Basil: Oily hair. Promotes hair growth, eczema, psoriasis

• Bay: relieves scalp conditions and to act as a hair tonic

• Cedarwood: Aids in Dandruff, relieves itching

• Chamomile: Fine to normal hair. Gives golden highlights

• Geranium: deters head lice

• Grapefruit oil: Promotes hair growth, astringent for balancing oily skin and hair

• Juniper Berry: an astringent for the skin and hair

• Lavender: Normal to oily hair. Scalp treatment for itchiness, dandruff, and even lice! Controls oil production, reduces itchy/flaky scalp

• Lemon: Oily hair. Gives golden highlights; treatment for dry scalp, dandruff, lice, and underactive sebaceous glands

• Myrrh: Dry hair. Treatment for dry scalp, dandruff, lice, and underactive sebaceous glands

• Neroli: balancing oil for the skin and hair, and can help control overproduction of sebum

• Orange Oil:  Oily Hair. regulates the production of sebum, the hair’s natural oil

• Palmarosa: helpful for balancing oily and dry skin.

• Patchouli: Oily hair. Dandruff treatment

• Peppermint: Dry hair. Promotes hair growth. reduces itching and irritation

• Clary sage: All types of hair. Dandruff treatment. Adds Shine. Good for weak hair, has antioxidants

• Cypress: Use in treating hair loss, alopecia. clears oil.

Scalp Stimulation – Things that You Can Do to aid in Your Hair Growth

Hey Natural Divas!

 

As I mentioned in my Audio Post, I have been reading a book called, Grow Hair Fast by Riquette Hofstein.  One of the steps that she addresses in an effort to grow your hair is scalp stimulation.  Here are some of her recipes:

Daytime Scalp Stimulator

(apply each morning)

3 ounces of cayenne pepper (you can buy it in oil form from a natural foods store)

a fifth of vodka

massage into scalp

*If you don’t want to buy alcohol, then mix equal parts of castor oil and white iodine.

 

Nightime Scalp Stimulator

(apply every night)

6 teaspoons of rosemary oil

3 teaspoons of basil oil

3 tablespoons of lavender oil

2 teaspoons of lemon oil

 

She advises that you wash your hair in the morning but I know that a lot of you only wash your hair weekly or monthly.  Go light on the oil if that is the case.

I massage my hair with oil each night.   However, I have been using EVVO, rosemary and peppermint oil.  I sometimes purchase Carol’s Daughter’s Hair Elixir.

I would love to know how massaging your head with oil daily or nightly helps you have healthy hair.  Please share.

Natural Hair Diary: Lovette ‘Luvvie’ Ajayi, Blogger – Essence.com

Natural Hair Diary: Lovette ‘Luvvie’ Ajayi, Blogger – Essence.com.

Henna in Your Hair? – Here’s what not to do!

Hi Natural Divas,

Well, I hope that you all had a nice Valentine’s Day!  I did!  I love love…but onto to something that I attempted to do today!  I put Henna in my hair.  That went fine…you know: put blocks in blender, added hot water and whipped it up until it had a “muddy” consistency.  Since I had so many errands to run this morning, I decided to put a shower cap on my head and then put a winter hat on top of that. Perfect!  My henna will sit on my head for a couple of hours while I take care of some business.  Well, after about an hour, the dripping began.  It didn’t seem to let up after a few wipes.  So I had to return home, rinse my hair, change my clothes and proceed to wash my white jacket.  It just seemed like a good idea at the time!

Learn from my silly, anxious error today and stay at home with henna in your hair.  By the way, my jacket came out clean and my hair doesn’t look bad either.  Most of all, if you are trying to grow your natural hair alone…dyeing with chemicals is still putting chemicals in your hair…..go for the henna.

Wash-n-Go with Eco Styler…I Whipped My Head Back and Forth!

 

• Wash or co-wash hair.
• Use a leave-in conditioner.
• Section hair with fingers and apply Eco-Styler gel. (generously)
• Do not comb or brush hair. (unless you wanna lose curl defnition)
• Apply a serum.  It helps the hair not to frizz.  Upon a friend’s recommendation, I tried Garnier Fructis’ Sleek Serum. (I’m gonna try to make my own..probably with glycerin for starters.)
• I shook the living daylights out of my hair to loosen/seperate hair and just let it air-dry.
• When it was almost dry, I use a diffuser to blow dry.  I gently pull on my hair at the roots to stretch it out a bit, while I blow dry.
• I plan to make videos soon……..

And remember: don’t comb or brush it…just whip your head back and forth!

Coconut Oil – Great for Moisture

Coconut oil is said to have so many healthy attributes, including anti-fungal and antibacterial properties as well as vitamin and mineral richness, that it is being touted by many as the new “super food”. With so many benefits, is it any wonder that there arecoconut oil hair growth effects?

The oils and proteins in coconut oil work well to help keep hair from losing protein, which is one of the major contributors to hair breakage and hair loss. When used at least two times weekly, in addition to a stimulating scalp massage, it has been found that coconut oil can help to stimulate proper circulation and keep the scalp moisturized. It can also help to keep the head free of things like dandruff, as well as help to re-grow hair.

How do we harness coconut oil hair growth effects? Essentially, this can be done in two ways.

For people interested in growing their hair longer and thicker, it helps to keep the hair well moisturized and the hair shaft strong. This will prevent breakage of the hair and allow it to grow longer and thicker without looking damaged. It can also be used as a very effective hair conditioner daily, to help keep hair strong and damage-free.

For those interested in stopping hair loss and encouraging new hair growth, coconut oil hair growth benefits can be effectively harnessed when used warm with a scalp massage. The massage itself helps to stimulate the circulation of the scalp and hair follicles, which will make it easier for the hair follicles to absorb the valuable nutrients provided by thecoconut oil, nutrients which are necessary to re-grow hair.

For years, coconut has been thought to not be good for us because of all the saturated fat that was in it, but now people are finding that it’s the form the saturated fats take that makes a difference. As far as topical application is concerned, this oil is great for skin care and hair care.

The use of coconut oil on the scalp can also help to keep it free of lice, and will help to heal anything from a mosquito bite that might be on the scalp to the occasional pimple that people get on their heads. This will help to keep the scalp moisturized and healthy, which will in turn help to encouragehair growth. Since hair cannot grow well from an unhealthy scalp, coconut oil hair growth benefits cannot be underestimated.

The use of coconut oil on the scalp can also help to keep it free of lice, and will help to heal anything from a mosquito bite that might be on the scalp to the occasional pimple that people get on their heads. This will help to keep the scalp moisturized and healthy, which will in turn help to encouragehair growth. Since hair cannot grow well from an unhealthy scalp, coconut oil hair growth benefits cannot be underestimated.

source: http://www.all4naturalhealth.com

Welcome to Natural Diva!

Welcome to Natural Diva!  I have been growing my hair natural for eight months and decided to share my journey with others.  Since I have been gathering so much information in an effort to manage my own hair, I figured that I may as well share it.  I hope that you will visit often and share your comments. Be you, be beautiful, be natural!