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10 TIPS FOR CHOOSING THE BEST NATURAL HAIR PRODUCTS FOR YOU

#1 It’s more than texture
It’s good to know your hair type because it will provide you with a starting point for the best care practices and what types of products are likely to be best suited for your hair. However, there are many other factors some, which are even more important than hair type that will effect the results you get with different products you try.

#2 Know your hair porosity
Hair porosity measures how your hair absorbs and retains moisture. So if you are looking to keep moisture in your hair, it’s super important to know this! Find out your porosity type now.

#3 Your hair’s health
Hair that is damaged will have different needs from healthy hair. Hair that is damaged may also be porous, making
products rich in protein more ideal whereas on the other end of the spectrum, protein products may make healthy hair stiff and dry.

#4 Understanding the proper usage of products
Often oils and butters are mistaken for moisturizers. Water and water based products are moisturizers. Oils and butters are used sealing in moisture and preventing moisture loss. While some stylers are moisturizing, some a are specifically for styling. When you understand the proper usage of products you are going to set the right expectations and get more satisfying results.

#5 Get what is necessary
Every natural needs a shampoo, conditioner, moisturizer, and a sealant (oil or butter). Styling products are optional depending on how you prefer to wear your hair.

#6 Consider the styles you like to wear
If you love to wear braided extension styles often then including a light moisturizing spray product in your regimen will be a good fit. If you prefer set styles like roller sets a styling product like a setting foam is a must have. Wash n go’s require a good gel that will define your curls and give you hold.

#7 Be an Educated Consumer
Start learning about which product ingredients are the most beneficial and which are not going to be the best for your hair’s health.

#8 Pay Attention to The First 5
A product may sound good at first because it may emphasize on the packaging that the product is filled with nutrients, but if those ingredients are not listed within the first 5 of the ingredients list it may not give you the results you are expecting.

#9 Choose Products that Work With the Climate you Live in
If you live in a region where you have seasonal changes you will need to change your products depending on the weather. Some product ingredients are good to use at certain times and not others. Glycerin for example, will have you looking super frizzy if use a product that contains this during humid weather, in other climates it may be your best friend.

#10 Price (You Don’t Have to Go Broke)
In the beginning you are going to have some hits and a lot of misses. There really is no avoiding some trial and error, so in the beginning you will invest. However, once you find what works you can make going natural economical for you.

#1 It’s more than texture
It’s good to know your hair type because it will provide you with a starting point for the best care practices and what types of products are likely to be best suited for your hair. However, there are many other factors some, which are even more important than hair type that will effect the results you get with different products you try.

#2 Know your hair porosity
Hair porosity measures how your hair absorbs and retains moisture. So if you are looking to keep moisture in your hair, it’s super important to know this! Find out your porosity type now.

#3 Your hair’s health
Hair that is damaged will have different needs from healthy hair. Hair that is damaged may also be porous, making
products rich in protein more ideal whereas on the other end of the spectrum, protein products may make healthy hair stiff and dry.

#4 Understanding the proper usage of products
Often oils and butters are mistaken for moisturizers. Water and water based products are moisturizers. Oils and butters are used sealing in moisture and preventing moisture loss. While some stylers are moisturizing, some a are specifically for styling. When you understand the proper usage of products you are going to set the right expectations and get more satisfying results.

#5 Get what is necessary
Every natural needs a shampoo, conditioner, moisturizer, and a sealant (oil or butter). Styling products are optional depending on how you prefer to wear your hair.

#6 Consider the styles you like to wear
If you love to wear braided extension styles often then including a light moisturizing spray product in your regimen will be a good fit. If you prefer set styles like roller sets a styling product like a setting foam is a must have. Wash n go’s require a good gel that will define your curls and give you hold.

#7 Be an Educated Consumer
Start learning about which product ingredients are the most beneficial and which are not going to be the best for your hair’s health.

#8 Pay Attention to The First 5
A product may sound good at first because it may emphasize on the packaging that the product is filled with nutrients, but if those ingredients are not listed within the first 5 of the ingredients list it may not give you the results you are expecting.

#9 Choose Products that Work With the Climate you Live in
If you live in a region where you have seasonal changes you will need to change your products depending on the weather. Some product ingredients are good to use at certain times and not others. Glycerin for example, will have you looking super frizzy if use a product that contains this during humid weather, in other climates it may be your best friend.

#10 Price (You Don’t Have to Go Broke)
In the beginning you are going to have some hits and a lot of misses. There really is no avoiding some trial and error, so in the beginning you will invest. However, once you find what works you can make going natural economical for you.