


Making Black Hair Care Cool Since 2008

Posted by
K.D.@HairGurl
on Friday, March 12, 2010
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black hair,
black healthy hair,
hair care journey,
healthy hair goal



Posted by
K.D.@HairGurl
on Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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black married couple blog,
hair accessories,
hair care t-shirts,
married couple blog
Posted by
K.D.@HairGurl
on Saturday, March 06, 2010
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funny women's t-shirts,
hair care t-shirts,
hair gurl's boutique,
hair tees and t-shirts,
hairgurl.spreadshirt.com
I came up with this boutique because I'm always coming up with cute & crazy sayings about hair care (and life in general, lol) so now I have somewhere to put them. ;-) I've added a lot of stuff such as women's tees, t-shirts, bags and hats. Right now, there's also a 15% discount on all orders over $35. Just put in the code "MARCHSALE2". This sale ends on March 12th.
So stop by and check out out my boutique. :-) Let me know what you think!
Posted by
K.D.@HairGurl
on Wednesday, March 03, 2010
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no-lye relaxers
5. Vitale Olive Oil Sensitive Scalp No-Lye Relaxer
Posted by
K.D.@HairGurl
on Tuesday, March 02, 2010
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hair product supply,
product pile



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Posted by
K.D.@HairGurl
on Monday, March 01, 2010
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growing your nape

*that's a birthmark on my neck*
1. Wash the scalp & hair in your nape. This area can be easily neglected while washing your hair. Remember to wash the scalp & hair in this area to create a clean growing environment!
2. Condition that kitchen! This may seem like common sense to a lot of women, but some ladies are still not adding ANY deep conditioner to this section of the hair. It's easy to forget as you're slapping that conditioner all over your hair. Deep conditioning this area strengthens it! (especially protein conditioners *smile*)
3. Moisturize your nape DAILY. Also, seal the moisture in with some kind of oil. The nape tends to be shorter & drier that the rest of the hair so it's very important to do this. My nape is definitely a 4B texture. It's very coarse and it's drier than the rest of my hair. I have to moisturize it any time it's feeling dry or it breaks off. Simple as that. The rest of my hair is 4A. (I'll post more on hair types later.)
4. When applying a relaxer, do this area last OR try relaxing it every other relaxer. By relaxing this area last, the chemicals will only have a short amount of contact time with the hair. The longer a relaxer is in your hair, the more damaging it is. So help your nape out by doing this area last or skipping it altogether sometimes. You will definitely have a healthier nape. :-)
5. Don't add unnecessary tension to this area. No TIGHT PONYTAILS. Tension pulls the hair and this leads to the hair breaking off in that area. *raises hand* I'm was guilty of doing this in past!
6. Cover the nape with a silk or satin scarf before bed. Now I realize you may not be able to cover the entire nape, but that's okay. Just make sure you are covering the majority of it.
What tips have helped you grow your nape? It's always great to learn more. :-) Let's give our nape the attention it deserves!
Posted by
K.D.@HairGurl
on Friday, February 26, 2010
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hair goals,
resolutions
Okay so I'm still not done with my hair resolutions, but I'm going to be checking in at least every month so the list just doesn't get pushed under the rug. haha I really want to complete everything on my list. :-)


Happy New Year Hair Gurls!!! :D
That's me getting ready to go out with the hubs for New Years. I curled my hair using a curling iron and I was really feeling the way it came out. We went to a party in D.C. and had so much fun! (until all of the fights broke out, lol)
Posted by
K.D.@HairGurl
on Tuesday, February 23, 2010
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hairstyles



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