Showing posts with label shinyhair. Show all posts
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Good Hair Day

Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Never, ever underestimate the power of a good hair day. Last week, I had one (several, actually - I’m showing off!) of those and everything else just seemed to fall into place.


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I’ve wanted do a post on tips for shiny hair and now seems like the perfect opportunity because my hair’s just been on its best behavior. You can see in the photo just how cooperative it’s been. It’s loving me and being voluminous and wonderful and shiny - lucky me! Also, Selena Gomez is one of my hair idols and beauty inspirations. Keep reading for an offering of tips and tricks I’ve been practicing lately to give it a little extra shine and bring my one step closer to hair that is Selena-esque.


Easy Coconut Oil Hair Treatment

Saturday, March 8, 2014

I can always count on my grandma to be honest - careful with her words, but definitely honest. While visiting her last weekend she told me my hair looked dull. I realized that earlier that same weekend, my mom also made an attempt at telling me this, but was a little less direct. I appreciated the feedback and will not deny my grandmother’s observation was correct. I do, however, know why my hair was looking so drab. Up until a few months ago, I was a daily shampooer - like an addict. I realize now how much damage that was causing my hair - thinning, shedding, stripping of oils. But the amount of oil my scalp was producing required a daily wash, which is exactly what was causing the excessive oil production to begin with. It’s a vicious cycle.

After testing different methods and hunting for the perfect dry shampoo (that’s another post, altogether), I entered a brand new phase in my life in which I only wash my hair every 3 or so days. By day 3 of my wash cycle, I require some dry shampoo, and the dullness my grandmother was referring to was likely the dry shampoo I had just applied an hour before, it being cycle day 3.


Even knowing the cause for the dullness, I took her words to heart. The woman is 80 years old and doesn’t look a day over 70. She takes serious care of herself so her comment struck a chord. That same night I tried my first coconut oil treatment, per the advice of one of my favorite beauty bloggers (and beauty editor at Cosmo for Latinas!), Milly Almodovar Thomson of Beauty Logic Blog (follow her Instagram for tons of great tips @beautylogicblog). All the treatment requires is about 2 tablespoons of coconut oil, a tad bit melted so it’s easier to work with, and a plastic shower cap. See below:


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