Dread (locks) Wax, All Natural

Healthy Dread (locks) Wax

Natural Organic lite locking wax.. 

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Natural hair products~Organic skin products

*HHBR organic hair and skin products help you heal yourself, they are only made with natural plant ingredients that nourish, 
balance and moisturize your hair and skin
 without harming your scalp or damaging the environment. 
The more often that you use them, the healthier you will look and feel. 

Five stages of loc'ing your hair~dreadlocks

Five stages of loc'ing your hair from the book "Nice Dreads" by author Lonnice Brittenum Bonner. 

Here are the 5 stages of a loc's/dreads:

1. Coils — Coils resemble tightly coiled springs that look like baby spirals and can be as small as a watch spring or fluid and loose as fusilli. Hair can be as short or as long as one likes. The key factor here is that your hair is able to form and hold a coil, but the hair within the coil has not yet begun to intertwine or mesh.

2. Sprouts and Buds — Known as Sprouting or Budding in that miraculous moment when the magic has begun. First, you shampoo your hair and notice that all of a sudden, the coils don't all wash out like they used to. You may notice that some of your coils have little knots of hair in them, about the size of a small pea. This knot is more or less the nucleus of each lock; the hairs in your coils have begun to intertwine and interlace. Individual coils may seem puffy and lose their tightly coiled shape; this is part of the process and shouldn't be disturbed. What is important here is to keep the original scalp partings, to allow the spinning process to become established for each individual lock. Don't redivide your budding locks, twist them to death, or get to patting them down, trying to make your hair look "nice," because you'll just end up with a badly packed, busted-out do.

3. Teen or Locking Stage — This is when the buds and sprouts truly begin to look like locks and few, if any, locks shampoo out or come out during sleep. The peas you saw and felt in the budding stage have expanded, and the hair has spun into a network of intertwining strands that extend throughout the length of individual locks. The locks may be soft and pliable or feel loosely meshed, according to your hair's texture. This is the growing stage of lock development, and it extends into the lock's mature stage. Shampooing doesn't loosen these locks. They have dropped, which means they have developed enough to hang down versus defying gravity. This is when you start to relax and feel more confident about locking.

4. Mature Stage — Each individual lock is firmly meshed or tightly interwoven. Some loosely coiled hair textures may retain a small curl or coil at the end of the locks, but most will probably be closed at the ends. You will begin to see consistent growth because each lock has intertwined and contracted into a cylindrical shape. Think of each individual lock as a hair strand in itself. The new growth is contained in the loose hair at the base or root of each individual lock, and regular grooming encourages it to spin into an intertwined coil that will be integrated with the lock.

5. Beyond Maturity — Think of this stage as akin to the shedding stage of hair growth. After many years, depending on the care you have lavished on your locks, some locks may begin to thin and break off at the ends. For the most part, this deterioration can be minimized and controlled by monitoring the ends of your locks for signs of age and getting regular trims.

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Traditional Dreadlocks Vs Sisterlocks??

Question??? 


WHAT ARE THE Benefits with having SISTERLOCKS 

VS Natural Traditional DREADLOCKS??

can anyone tell me this??

Time and maintenance?

Heaviness??

Look and feel??


Price??


what is your experience?




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Hair health Exercise!

Exercise

Exercises for hair health.
These are the sorts of things you can do that, over time, may give slight improvements to the health and growth of your hair. However, like any holistic approach, these home-made natural remedies for thinning hair and hair loss will take time. So it's important that, if you do decide to try some or all of these ideas, you commit yourself to doing them regularly for several months. 

1. Slow deep breathing 
This might sound unlikely, but deep breathing can increase your energy levels by delivering more oxygen to your blood. Your circulation system will run a bit more efficiently too. Both these things can help nourish your scalp follicles. 

2. Neck stretches 
Tilts - keep your head facing forwards and tilt left then right.
Turns - turn your head as far left, then as far right as you can without straining.
Nods - nod your chin down to your chest. Then lift your head back and up. 
Combined with slow deep breathing, these exercises will help relieve tension in the neck and improve circulation to some extent. You will need to repeat each exercise several times. 

3. Head and neck massage
These feel good and can probably encourage an increase in circulation to the scalp for a short period of time. Importantly, they'll also reduce stress too, which again should help scalp circulation slightly. 

4. Gravity exercises
Another home remedy for thinning hair involves the use of gravity. Various ideas exist, but shoulder stands (with or without a wall to prop yourself up) are probably the fastest way to increase blood flow to the scalp. 
Other, less extreme versions that don't require the same degree of strength, flexibility and balance include simply lying on your back and lifting your legs up against a wall. You can also buy special chairs or tables that are pivoted so you can spend time inverted. 

5. Aerobic exercise
Cycling, swimming, jogging, walking, etc tend to lower testosterone levels which, in turn, will lower DHT levels (and less DHT should mean less hair loss).

thinning Temples, Hair loss

Thinning Temples

Many Woman have a big problem with thinning temples, Some of the causes can come from
Braids,Tight micros, relaxers, Stress, bad circulation etc. 

My self had It happen to me 3 times 2 with braids to tight on my temples, so now braids can be a great protective style, just make sure they are not done to tight.
Things you want to do is Massage Temple 2 times a day for about 3min sec. using a herbs stimulant or moister, 
This Causes the blood to flow to that area. The Blends of Essential oils & other Herbs help with the growth process sending food to the scalp. 

In about a month or two you should start seeing good results. 
All my products have good Herbs & Oils especially for hair health and skin health. They all have double uses.

* Herbal Root Follicle Stimulant* Creator's Love Hair Growth oil.
* Herbal Hair Mist Spray
These Products are a good for daily use on scalp & temples.

Dying dreadlocks & Natural Dyes

Dying Dreadlocks Natural Hair Care!

Dying Dreadlocks a light color like Brown, gold, or Red.
Personally I say go to a professional who knows about dying hair because over Bleaching can lead to thinning & dry locks that will cause breakage. washing dye out of dreadlocks can be also harder to remove from hair. I was told to also use a  Neutralizer shampoo that will also stop the drying process in locks if not stopped, it will slowly eat hair away making it thin and breakable. I see is alot of people with dyed locks that  look very nice. Now dying Hair a darker color is alot easier on hair personally I like Natural dyes.List of Some good Natural Hair DyesNatural looking hair colors contain no ammonia or Resorcinol.

* Naturtint Hair Dyes-
* Henna Hair dyes-
* Herbatint*Herbavita

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