Wow natural hair has made a HUGE comeback and it's beautiful! Women are standing loud and proud and wearing their natural beautiful natural hair. It's been a long time coming and the day is at hand. Now that you have natural/chemical-free hair, do you know the healthy way to care for it? One key thing about natural hair is that it's usually craving moisture.... So the solution is steam hydration! Natural hair tends to feel dry, brittle and hard, but we at Sugar Salon have the resolution for you and we offer steam hydration. Steaming will make your hair: soft, silky, moisturized, healthy and most importantly, it will be hydrated. It is recommended to do steam hydration on a monthly basis and if you plan to do the straight look a lot as opposed to the natural or kinky look, then keratin straightening is recommended so that heat damage does not occur. I am the Owner of Sugar Salon and I too have natural hair and I wear it loudly and proudly!!! We have some fabulous Natural Hair Stylists at the salon and Kenia and Shavonne look forward to servicing you. www.sugarsalon.net
This is for all the Naturalista's (chemical free hair wearers) out there who are wearing chemical free hair. I know that wearing your hair natural with no chemicals in it, can some times be a chore. But great hair care is a must and with great hair care comes a maintenance regimen of trimming the hair. How often should you get your natural hair trimmed? I recommend at least once every 4 months. When/if you ever hair relaxed hair, you should be able to recall that every time you got your relaxer retouch done (every 2 months), your Stylist should have done a maintenance trim on your hair, just a "dusting" of the ends of your hair to remove any split ends. Now that you are chemical free with no relaxer in your hair, I recommend that you get a maintenance trim at least every 4 months. Now when I say get a trim, I don't mean twisting your ends up and cutting the ends yourself at home, I mean going to a professional Hair Salon, getting your hair pressed out and gett