Going natural what products do I need?

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Nicole N.

Feb 6, 2013

Nicole N.

I want to go natural without doing the big chop, what products do I need? I'm tired of the relaxer it does no justice for me anymore! Help!

Britney C.

Feb 6, 2013

Britney C.

you should try the brand mixed chicks and Shea moisture. They work great for natural hair.

Nicole N.

Feb 6, 2013

Nicole N.

oh thanks ladies! 

Shabrandis P.

Feb 6, 2013

Shabrandis P.

Try Taliah Waajid line of products! I've been natural for three years and I use them. Their great for conditioning and strengthening which is really important for natural hair. U should b able to find them at any regular beauty supply store!! Good Luck!!

Latisha H.

Feb 7, 2013

Latisha H.

I always try to stay natural and oil based. Olive Oil leave in conditioner for moisture and curl lock in, Ginseng oil for shine, Shea Butter for repair and moisture, and tea tree oil for dry scalp. I've also started using Argan oil that works wonders for keeping hair tamed without looking greasy. ;)

Latisha H.

Feb 7, 2013

Latisha H.

I always try to stay natural and oil based. Olive Oil leave in conditioner for moisture and curl lock in, Ginseng oil for shine, Shea Butter for repair and moisture, and tea tree oil for dry scalp. I've also started using Argan oil that works wonders for keeping hair tamed without looking greasy. ;)

Latisha H.

Feb 7, 2013

Latisha H.

oops didn't mean for that to happen :s

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