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Blog URL: http://www.theantihairslave.blogspot.com |
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Blog Description: A beauty blog featuring healthy hair care practices. |
Blog Tags: hair care - beauty - relaxed hair - natural beauty - natural hair - permed hair - black hair - long hair |
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Blog Owner: Anti Hair Slave |
Blog Added: July 19, 2008 04:29:12 AM |
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What is Damp Bunning? Damp bunning is when you put your damp hair in a bun! Simple as that.
Why Damp Bun? Damp bunning is a process that is done to help keep the ends of your hair moist. Keeping moisture in type 3-4 hair is super important because it's when hair is lacking moisture that it begins to break.
How to Damp Bun? After washing, conditioning, and deep conditioning allow your hair to dry partially and then put your damp hair in a bun. Another way you could damp bun is to spritz your ends with moisturizer and add some conditioner to the ends and then just throw it up in a bun.



What is a Pre-Poo? Pre-Poo is a shortened term for Pre-Shampoo. Very simply put, pre-pooing is the process of treating your hair before you shampoo. A Pre-poo is not to be confused with deep conditioning which is normally done after shampooing, pre-poo is a completely separate thing and just because you pre-poo doesn't mean you should skip the deep conditioner.
Why Pre-Poo? The benefits of pre-pooing include increase shine, easier detangling, increased moisturizing and strength. Also, if you use a drying shampoo (something full of sulfates) a pre-poo can sort of prep your hair and help it stand up the shampoo, which means it will be less likely to feel squeaky clean and stripped of all it's moisture.
What should I use? I like to use coconut oil and steam or my favorite conditioner plus steam. You can basically use whatever you want.



The newest mainstream thing seems to be to call a serum an oil. For my readers, you would know the difference between an oil and serum instantly, the feel on your fingers, the way it feels in your hair, etc. Shu Uemura Art of Hair's Essence Absolue Nourishing Protective Oil is called an oil but I'm sticking it into the serum category. Even still Essence Absolue is awesome! The scent is heavenly due to the fragrance of camellia petal and it adds amazing amounts of shine to my hair. Perfect for use during blow-drying to add shine and hold down some flyaways.
Now I'll skip to the downside, it's super pricey at $65.00 if you have to money then why not, but if not there are other products out there for less money that will give you comparable results.
Availability: ShuUemuraArtofHair.com



Expert nutritionist, Paula Simpson says antioxidant compounds found in tomatoes and similar fruits and veggies fight damage caused by free radicals which makes the skin look younger and more radiant. With that being said eat up some tomatoes!
Or you can try your hand a tomato laden beauty products!
Davines Conditioner, NouNou Illluminating with Tomato Extract for Colour Treated Hair - Davines NOUNOU Illuminating Cream Conditioner from Italy is for treated and colored hair. This conditioner gives exceptional moisturizing and revitalizing action that, thanks to the exceptional moisturizing power of its components, acts selectively in response to the specific needs of moisturizing. The addition of Tomato Extract protects hair from free radicals as it works synergistically with Rhizobian Gum to maintain hair color?s vibrancy by selectively releasing moisturizers according to your hair?s needs. Davines Nounou Conditioner will illuminate your color treated hair leaving it rich, vibrant and full of life and body.
Deal Spotter: Folica.com for $19.99
Yes to Tomatoes Tremendous Tomato Daily Volumizing Conditioner - Your hair and scalp need hydration as much as the rest of your body! Our Tremendous Tomato Daily Volumizing Conditioner is enriched with Dead Sea Minerals and Lycopene (from organic tomatoes) to revitalize your hair. This delicious conditioner will enhance your hair?s natural body and shine.
Deal Spotter: DrugStore.com for $8.99



Throughout the month of March, Alterna will donate $2.00 from every bottle of Caviar Anti-Aging Rapid Repair and Hemp with Organics Spray Shine to the American Red Cross for Haiti Relief.
Working exclusively with online retail partners Beauty.com, Dermstore.com, SkinStore.com and Glow.com, Alterna will offer limited edition bottles of these two hero products that are 30% larger (and filled with more product) at the regular retail price to provide even more incentive to purchase these amazing products and help repair Haiti.
While supplies last, Alterna will make a donation of $2.00 for every bottle of Caviar Anti-Aging Rapid Repair and Hemp with Organics Spray Shine sold during the month of March through these partnering websites. Alterna Haircare products are specifically formulated to revive damaged hair, and now through the purchase of its Rapid Repair and Spray Shine, Alterna can help repair a country in need as well.
Alterna Caviar Rapid Repair Spray retails for $28.00 and Hemp with Organics Spray Shine is available for $20.00. For more information visit Beauty.com, Dermstore.com, Skinstore.com, and Glow.com, or please call 1-888-4-ALTERNA or visit www.alternahaircare.com.



My most recent relaxer was on Feb. 22nd. I decided to self relax because I did not feel like my scalp being abused after my relaxer with a blowdryer. I followed my normal relaxer prep and proceeded to relax my hair. I alloted myself the whole entire afternoon and I had nothing to do in the evening either, so basically I devoted the entire day to pampering my hair. The Mizani Butter Blend relaxer is pricer than your typical drugstore relaxer kit at about $13.00 but I really liked the results.
I experienced no burning, no irritation, and no adverse effects. In fact, the most I've ever sustained as the result of a relaxer is sore area with no actual open skin and that's part of the reason why I still relax my hair to this day. Moving right along, after my relaxer I used a neutralizing shampoo I had left over from another relaxer kit (I save them and they always tend to come in handy) because even though this relaxer is pricer it doesn't come with anything, just the relaxer itself. After I thoroughly shampooed my hair with the neutralizing shampoo, I moved right along to my Aphogee shampoo for damaged hair and then started with my super conditioning routine that included steaming and traditional heat. I'm very pleased with the results and I will probably use the same relaxer next time unless something new catches my eye.
Those looking for pics expect length updates in April.



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