Oxidation: a chemical process that takes place once the hair has been colored or if your natural hair possess a lot of oil when the sun or any form...

FUN FACT: A scarf is applied to the hairline to secure and protect the edges against harm. HARM?Constant tosses & turn in your sleep or when yo...

I know I know, we all know: it’s hottttt BUTTTT! But, if I may — your body is a temple. your crown is a plant. even your fingernails are apart of n...

What's important is how we take care of our hair on a daily basis. Are we hydrating? and not just using water? Are we oiling the scalp? Are we over...

So, we're all aware that everyone's journey for their hair is theirs to ride on. However, just because your rhythm may be different, doesn't mean we're not all rocking to the same beat aka engaging with the same sun.

When it comes to your plant, you're going to want to:

1. Hydrate-- daily and from afar. No need to spray upclose nor administer a ton at a time. The goal is moisture retention, not damp roots. 

2. Oil your scalp 2-3 sometimes even 4x out of the week by placing the Nourishing Oil into your hand. Use the heat from your palms and rub it onto the scalp. Less really is more, so try not to place the nozzle on your scalp to apply.

3. SUNLIGHT is your hair's BFF! Go outside for 10-15 minutes and enjoy a good sunbathe. Turn your head to the SUN and let your pores open up to some Vitamin D. 

 

Want to learn more about why your plant desires this treatment? Follow me on instagram @saucethylocs where I am the teacher first. 

As the weather switches gears, so does your scalp. For some, it could be a dandruff spell. For others, it could be irritably itchy, and for most, it can become flakey.

When the season shifts from warmer temperatures to cooler temperatures, your body receives a signal to tell the brain: 'shut it down.' That means your pores are on lock, which makes it extremely hard for anything to penetrate through.

As the warmer seasons tap in, those pores begin to wake up. More frequently than usual, that's okay -- this a good thing. However, the first 'yawn' sometimes can throw your scalp off, that is where a Hot Oil Treatment during your next wash day would play a part.