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What’s a pre-poo and why do I need it?

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Before we get started, pre-poo is short for pre- shamPOO. (Get it! 😉) A process that involves preparing the hair with oil, a hair mask or hair clay, before you shampoo. I wanted to clarify the meaning so we have no confusion that may lead to something yucky! Ever since I’ve started pre-pooing my hair, it’s been a life saver!

Curly Hair Approved: Curlfriends Christmas Gifts

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It’s holiday time and I love making homemade presents for my family, friends and colleagues. For my curlfriends especially, I love homemade hair products that help retain moisture in these cold winter months. I make a large batch of hair products and divide it up in travel size bottles to give to my friends. You can also tie decorative ribbon and print out Christmas themed labels for the packaging. Below are three budget-friendly hair products that your curlfriends will love! 

Why You Need to Start Steaming Your Hair Today

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If you haven’t yet heard, hair steamers are the next big thing! However, they can be an investment, costing upwards of €100+. If you’re ballin’ on a tight budget, you can create your own hair steamer at home and still receive the same great hair benefits.

My Favorite 3 DIY Deep Conditioners

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With spring finally here, it’s time to update your winter beauty routine to a new, fresh you. Why spend a lot of money on brand name deep conditioners when you can make your own with the ingredients in your kitchen!

My Favorite Apple Cider Vinegar Hacks

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I LOVE apple cider vinegar (ACV). It has several benefits from curing the common cold, marinating food, detoxing your body, improving circulation and fighting cholesterol. I especially love ACV for my hair and use it weekly. Why invest in pricey hair products when you can use common, everyday items for your hair from your kitchen?