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Five Essential Fall Hair Care Tips for Healthy, Hydrated Hair

Get ready to give your hair the love it deserves this fall! As the air cools and dries out, it’s time to adjust your hair care routine. Our Five Essential Fall Hair Care Tips will help you lock in moisture, protect your hair from seasonal elements, and prevent damage from friction caused by cozy sweaters and scarves. From scalp care to regular trims, these tips will keep your strands hydrated, healthy, and beautiful all season long. Check out the full blog to ensure your hair thrives this autumn!
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Hair Care · Hair Growth · Length Retention · Natural hair · Self care · Sweet Potato Pie Collection ·

Healthy Hair, Happy Mom: Hair Care Tips for Busy Moms

The blog post offers practical and manageable hair-care tips tailored for busy moms, allowing them to maintain healthy and beautiful hair without added stress. The post provides strategies aimed to help busy moms achieve gorgeous hair without sacrificing time with their families, promoting self-care and well-being amidst their hectic schedules.
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Length Retention · Natural hair · Self care · Sweet Potato Pie Collection ·

Help! I Think I Have Alopecia...

Let's start off with what alopecia is exactly. Alopecia is a medical condition that affects the hair follicles and can lead to hair loss. It's important to keep stress level down as much as possible and know that there are action steps that you can take to help to control either the spread and/or worsening of the condition.

 If you suspect you have alopecia, it's essential to take steps to address your concerns and seek professional medical guidance. Here are some steps to follow:

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Grow Edges Back · Length Retention · Transitioning ·

Getting Started: Transitioning from Chemically Treated to Natural

  • Set your goals: Decide on your desired end result. Determine whether you want to grow out your natural hair completely or trim off the chemically treated ends gradually.

  • Moisturize regularly: Keep your hair well-moisturized to prevent dryness and breakage. Use a water-based leave-in conditioner or moisturizer and seal in the moisture with natural oils or butters. Moisturize your hair as needed to maintain its hydration.

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