Best Oils for Hair Growth & Shine

Best Oil for Hair Growth & Shine: Kurlee Tropical Oils Blend is a lubricating blend of essential tropical oils that is formulated to restore dry, damaged hair. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

1️⃣Castor Oil is an emollient that contains fatty acids and encourages hair growth.

2️⃣Coconut oil strengthens and deeply moisturizes.

3️⃣Jojoba oil moisturizes and softens.

4️⃣Avocado Oil contains essential nutrients that promote hair growth and nourishment.

5️⃣Argan oil hydrates and strengthens for enhanced growth.

6️⃣Moringa oil leaves hair feeling silky.

How To Use: Hot Oil Treatment: Submerge bottle in hot water for 5 mins. Apply a generous amount to dry hair. Massage on to scalp from root to tip. Cover with plastic cap. Leave on for 5-15 minutes. Shampoo as usual. Shine Enhancer: Apply a generous amount to hair from root to tip as needed.

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Finger Detangling Curly Hair

I experience 80% less shed hair when I finger detangle. FACT! 

Tools:

A Good Wash Out Conditioner

Fingers

Spray Bottle 

PATIENCE

Time

Tips:

Moisturizing Shampoo's make finger detangling easy because it softens and makes the hair more manageable. 

Adding coconut oil or olive oil to dry hair the night before can aid in the detangling process. These oils provide lots of slip and make the hair soft. 

Part hair into small sections. The smaller the section the easier it is to detangle hair. 

Always use a wash out conditioner. Do not be afraid to pile on the conditioner! The more the better. 

Apply conditioner and let stand for at least 5 minutes then start detangling. Allowing the conditioner to stand gives the hair time to soften and become more manageable. 

Detangle hair from tip to root. Hold hair mid way between tip and root while detangling. Move hand closer to scalp as you detangle ends. Try to refrain from detangling from root to tip. I know this is a bad habit we picked up when our hair was relaxed but this is a no no with naturally curly hair. Always detangle hair in a downward to upward motion. Think the strings of an accordion.

After rinsing out wash out conditioner, apply leave in conditioner for further manageability. 

Knots are somewhat inevitably with curly hair. If you encounter a knot do not yank it out. I know it's very tempting to just tear it. DON'T. Gently pull out the strands that are in the knot until it is free. You need a lot of patience for this process, so do not wash or detangle your hair when you are pressed for time. 

Keeping your hair stretched in between wash days  this will help with the detangling process. Styles that stretch the hair: twists and braids. 

If you can hear your hair tearing then it means the hair is not wet enough and you are not using enough conditioner. Be sure to pile on the conditioner because you will rinse it away. 

The only way to retain length is to maintain your ends. Finger detangling helps reduce the amount of breakage and damage to your strands in essence helping you to retain length. 

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Home Hair Recipes: Egg & Mayo Deep Treatment

Looks and feels like pancake batter! Mainly because I went light on the mayo and did not remove the egg whites. 

Ingredients:

2 Eggs

1/2 Cup of Mayo

2 tsp Coconut Oil

2 tsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil

1 splash of Pure Vanilla Extract

How I mixed this concoction: 

1. Heated Mayo in microwave for 20 seconds. Reason: The fats and oils in mayonnaise will penetrate the hair strands better when warmed. 
2. Added eggs (for a thicker mixture just include egg yolk. I included the egg whites in my mixture-this made it pancake batter like in consistency.) 
3. Then added coconut oil, olive oil and pure vanilla. 
4. Mixed well. 
5. Applied mixture to dry hair from root to tip. 
6. Covered with plastic cap. 
7. Sat under a hooded dryer for 20 minutes. Then wrapped with towel.
8. Left the towel on for another 20 minutes to seal in the heat.  
9. Rinsed mixture out with cool water to retain the oil and moisture then shampooed with Kurlee Belle Almond and Shea Butter Moisturizing Shampoo. 
10. Sectioned hair into 7 sections using Aussie Moist Conditioner. 3 in front, 2 in middle and 2 in back. Detangled hair with fingers and braided each section. After letting the conditioner stand for 10 minutes I rinsed it out without separating the sections. 
11. Applied Kurlee Belle Thirsty Curls Leave-In Conditioner and sealed hair with Coconut Oil. 
12. Applied Kurlee Belle Kurl Defining Creme and braided hair into smaller sections (about 14 braids). 
13. Let hair air dry. 

*Remember always use a wash out conditioner and leave-in conditioner. This reduces tangles and knots. 

Eggs are packed with protein. Great for rebuilding strands and nourishing the scalp. 

Mayo is rich in natural oils that coat each strand and fill the gaps of roughed up cuticle to repair each strand.

Coconut Oil also fills the gaps of roughed up cuticles and gives more body to hair. It seals in moisture, prevents protein loss from hair, nourishes scalp and prevents dandruff. 

Extra Virgin Olive Oil is strong enough to penetrate the cortex of the hair shaft and is a great antioxidant that contains vitamin E and vitamin A.

Pure Vanilla Extract was used to give the mixture a pleasant scent. 

After this deep treatment, my hair felt stronger and looked shiner. I love it because it is packed with protein and fatty oils which are good for dry, damaged hair. 

Will you try it?