Hello!!! I know I've been MIA since 2011... I'm bacccck!!! I'm finally ready to take my hair to the next level. For the next year and a half I will be on the following healthy hair regimen.  I will come on here and do a hair update every 3-7 months... I will purchase all of my conditioners on sale from ROSS, T J Max, and Marshall(I will keep you all up to date) Wash and Deep Condition every 5-7 days with the occasional co-wash as needed Wear a protective hairstyle for at least 5 days per week.(my current regimen consist of wash 'n go only)  Take the hairfinity hair and nails vitamins 7days per week. If I run out of vitamins I will take my one a day petit vitamin until I receive my new batch via mail. Since becoming natural I have not been properly taking good care of my hair. I will do better from now on. I will have pictures below of products and my current length check.  I addition, I will be focusing on becoming fully vegan or vegetarian and continue with my daily ex

"How to Combat Dryness" One of the most challenging aspects of dealing with our black hair is combating dryness. Black hair tends to be dry because of its physical structure. Dry hair is brittle hair, and when hair is brittle it breaks easily. However there are several steps that you can take to deal with dry hair. One of the most important things you can do to deal with dry hair is to be sure you always wash your hair with a gentle shampoo. Avoid shampoos made with the chemicals sodium lauryl sulfate, sodium laureth sulfate, ammonium lauryl sulfate, and ammonium laureth sulfate. These detergents are some of the most commonly used cleansers in shampoos. However these ingredients strip the hair of natural oils and leave the hair feeling dry and harder to manage. A gentle moisturizing shampoo will cleanse your hair without stripping it of natural oils. Always Deep Condition your hair after washing to soften your hair and help make it more manageable. Another i