Tag Archives: Hair

5 Tips on How to Dry Your Hair Naturally

Summer is a season when you can forget about your hair dryer for a while. At least, when you are not pressed for time. Beauty experts and hair stylists recommend that you dry your hair naturally, without blow-drying, as often as possible. Obviously, the summer is the right time to start doing it. But the [...]

How To Naturally Highlight Hair

Ever wanted to add natural highlights without the damage and expensive trips to the salon?  Here are some natural ways to add highlights using 100% natural ingredients that will add beautiful tones, highlights and lowlights to your hair color without causing any damage or unwanted brassiness what so ever.  Keep in mind, whenever you use natural herbs to [...]

Mesotherapy for Hair Loss

Mesotherapy for hair loss is one of this season’s hottest topics. Anyone goes panicking when encountered with the word baldness! Breastfeeding mothers, stressed out big bosses, office clerks who ate junk food. Many people hope mesotherapy would help them have a nice curly hair. Is this true? Is mesotherapy painful? Is there any alternative to [...]

Tips For Naturally Beautiful Hair

Looking for a more natural approach to hair care? Here are some tips to help your hair look and feel its best. Avoid shampoos and conditioners that contain sodium laurel sulfate, or sodium laureth sulfate. These harsh, stripping chemicals also known as (SLS), are synthetic detergents that are used in dishwashing liquid and other cleansers. [...]

Sebbag Essentials Hair

Recently, I had the opportunity to try celebrity hair stylist, Eric Sebbag’s all natural hair and body beauty serum.  After using it everyday for over a month now, I’m very impressed!  I’ve tried several organic Argan oils but Sebbag Essentials Beauty Hair & Body serum is definietely one of the best quality Argan oils available.  It really gives my hair and skin a beautiful, [...]

Extensions Please?

I love this phrase, especially since I desperately rely on it when I’m attempting (but often fail) to act as if I have writer’s block with my English professors or when I’m purposely running behind on interviews for my articles due the next day for the school newspaper. But this time around it has nothing [...]


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