Good morning all!! Is everyone done with all of their dressing up and partying from this weekend? I didn’t do anything. Hubby had homework, and I wanted to save some money. Save Now Play Later.
Nonetheless, I haven’t posted in a few days and I know you guys miss that.. I do. I have, however, been receiving some fab pics from some BEAUTIFUL NATURALISTAS since.
But before I show you some pics, I just have to show you what I made for my girlfriend’s baby shower. I saw these ONSIE CUPCAKES here on Pinterest and had to make myself.. People loved it… Think I will make as a side hustle…. 😀
I had so much fun make those little things…. So proud of myself!!
Now on to a few lovely ladies and little ladies from last week on STOP CRYING OVER SPILLED PERM
“Hi…Here goes my little princesses Kayla , Twins Kylie & Katilyn. ROCKING their beautiful twists!”
“Amiyah on her 3rd birthday 10-24”
“Hey! This is my baby Amaya and she LOOOOVES her fro! 6 year old Naturalista!”
“Hello I’ve been natural for 5years now. I did the b/c three years ago an been so happy every since. I’ve been rockin genie locs this year an so for this has been the style for me. I feel so sophisticated an beautiful. Please share my picture on your page. Thanx n advance 8^}”
“I BC ‘d my hair end of May well today I decided to try this”
“3 years natural and 2 BC’s later, I’m finally getting the hang of this natural thing”
Methods and Oil Treatments
There are a couple of different ways to implement olive oil treatments. The first thing to keep in mind is that olive oil needs a way to absorb into the hair follicle. That is why users like both the wet method and the dry method.
Both methods or treatments begin with warming olive oil. Warm about a half a cup of olive oil in a microwaveable bowl or cup. The olive oil should be warm but not hot to the touch. If you have fine hair or prefer a lighter treatment, add coconut, sweet almond or jojoba oil.
Where Methods Differ
The next part depends on a couple of different things. Some users prefer wet and recently conditioned hair while others want the hair to be dry. If your hair is wet and conditioned, it will lock in the moisture and additional nutrients when the olive oil is applied. The downside is that olive oil is already slightly more difficult to apply due to the hair’s slipper nature. If you apply olive oil to dry hair, it has a similar effect, but many argue it doesn’t lock in as many nutrients as the wet treatment. Even so, it’s less of a mess than the wet method.
Whichever one you choose, place your oil-drenched hair into a shower cap or wrap it with plastic wrap. Let the olive oil sit for between 5–45 minutes before washing out in the shower. This depends on which treatment you use. Olive oil does well with minimal time, but giving it several dozen minutes may increase the effects. Many users recommend hopping in the shower and letting the steam do its thing to enhance the effects of the olive oil on the hair. Once you’ve washed it out, watch your step as the floor will be slick with oil. Towel dry and comb as usual.
Although there are arguably more popular essential oils, olive oil is well-known as a culinary ingredient and easy to obtain in any average grocery store. For food and for hair, olive oil has been used since the dawn of civilizations ranging from Mesopotamia to Ancient Egypt and Greece. It’s no wonder then, that olive oil is found in a variety of hair care products. Olive oil penetrates the hair cuticle so that the necessary moisture and nutrients are absorbed leaving your hair not only smoother, but shinier and healthier as well.
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