Natural Hair Recipes For Moisture and Growth: Step By Step Instructions On How To Create and Apply Conditioners, Creams, Oils, and Treatments For Dry, Curly, Kinky Afrocentric Hair

By Argena Hall

Are You Struggling To Keep Your Hair Moisturized?

If your answer is yes, this book is for you. It's most likely that you're natural and you've been looking for solutions that will help your hair to stay moisturized for more than two seconds.

Believe me...I've been there. I myself have dry and kinky hair, and I know what it's like to search for solutions try and relieve the dryness.

It can be quite annoying: trying different products, conditioning daily, and trying all types of oils that will remedy the problem for good.

That's exactly why I wrote this book, for the natural black sista who has to deal with the battle of keeping her hair presentable while dealing with the other pressures and demands of life.

Instead of trying to just remedy the issue, I simply wanted to give you some more information about our hair; so you'll understand more about it and what you're up against. Understanding what works best for Afrocentric hair is where it all starts. 

On top of that, there are recipes, treatments, and more in the book that will help aid in your hair's health and moisture. 

 

Here's What To Expect...

 

• Getting To Know Your Hair
• Pre Poo Recipes
• Deep Conditioning Recipes
• Leave In Conditioner Recipes
• Hair Oil Suggestions
• Moisturizer Recipes
• Tips For Healthier Hair
• and Much, much more!

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Subjects In This Book: natural hair recipes, natural hair, natural hair care, natural hair products, natural hair books for black women, dry hair

• Language: English
• Publisher: Natural Hair Master
• Release date: Jan 15, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524222079

Argena Hall

Hello my name is Argena Hall and I'm here because I am passionate about helping women on their natural hair journey. I know what it is like to be confused about where to start and not knowing what products you need and how to style your own natural hair. It wasn't long ago that I was searching online for natural hair tutorials and trying to figure out where to start. Then I discovered a way to start going natural and doing my own hair. It hasn't always been easy. I have run into problems like not knowing what twisting creams to use or if I should get the "big chop". Now I've been natural for three whole years! And now I want to help you to get the same results. The first step is simple, download my free beginners natural hair checklist to ensure you purchase the right products to get started with your natural hair journey. Snapchat: naturalhairmast Instagram: @anegrallc

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR HAIR.....................................................................5

PRE POO RECIPES FOR YOU...........................................................................18

ENTER DEEP CONDITIONING........................................................................35

DEEP CONDITIONER RECIPES......................................................................40

LEAVE IN CONDITIONERS & OTHER OUT OF THE BOX MOISTURIZERS...................51

OUT OF THE BOX MOISTURIZERS.............................................................62

WRAPPING IT UP.....................................................................................................68

Conclusion....................................................................................................................78

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR HAIR

Your hair isn’t growing. It’s dry and breaking off like dead leaves in the winter time. It’s rough to the touch and seems like just about every time you style it, you come away with a mound of broken strands about the size of a small lemon, sometimes more but hopefully less! As you start and continue on the journey to regain the health of your kinky, curly hair, there are many things to consider. From hair growth and loss, to keeping your strands as long as possible; one of the most prevalent issues affecting our kinky, coiled hair is keeping it moist and damage free.  The following recipes will help ease the process to gaining a healthier head of hair.

However, before we delve into the recipes, let’s take some time to answer a few questions that will give you some insight toward the causes of hair growth, loss, and how moisture retention will help your progress along this journey.

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HOW DOES HAIR GROW

Some of the things that one needs to know, when it comes to the actual growing of hair, is it's structure and the pattern in which it grows. Hair develops via two different structures - the follicle can be found in the skin, buried in the scalp, and second, the hair we see growing out of our heads.

The tubular portion of the strand is actually the strand which nestles down deep beneath the skin's surface. It contains several layers, and each layer serves a different purpose. The papilla is the first layer, which contains  capillaries that carry blood, cultivating and nurturing the cells. The bulb is a layer that lives and breathes, and it surrounds the papilla and is right near the surface of the scalp waiting to assist your hair in it's growing process. Extending out and surrounding the follicle are an inner and outer strand, the cuticle of the hair. The inner casing follows the hair helping to develop curl patterns and ends right on the edge of a scent gland, or a sebaceous gland, which is more widely known for secreting oil. There is an erector pili muscle that forms around the bottom of the follicle and when it squeezes on tight, it forces the sebum out onto the hair and scalp. The natural oil secreted by the sebaceous gland is necessary to the conditioning of our skin and nails.

All of that luxurious hair atop of your head is actually created from keratin which is a dead protein, a three layered, hardened, dead protein to be exact. The medulla, the cortex, and the cuticle form that wonderful hair band called Keratin. The leader of this group is the cortex which hogs the fame as most of the hair shaft is developed from this layer. Cuticle is doing backup, making those tightly formed, overlapping scales, similar to roof shingles. While the medulla is rounding out the trio helping to bring color to this group and to your hair.

Understanding the composition of each strand will give you

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