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BEAUTY MAR 21, 2012
4 REASONS WHY YOUR NATURAL HAIR ISN’T SOFT
by Coco and Creme
When making the transition to natural, you may have notice that your hair feels like steel wool or your hair feels a bit rough. The ultimate goal for natural hair is to have soft, pliable strands that make it easier to style and handle on a daily basis.

If your natural hair isn’t soft as you would like it to be, here are a few reasons why your curls may feel hard:

You’re Not Moisturizing Correctly

Since coarse hair tends to be dry, it’s important to make sure your hair is moisturized. The best way to add moisture to your hair is using a spray bottle to spritz water into your curls.

Do not make the mistake of sealing products with moisturizing products. Moisturizing product is simply water or a product with water as the base ingredient. Sealing product is oil such as coconut oil. Putting a sealing product on an un-moisturized strand equals more dryness. You never want the strands to be dry on the inside and coated with a product on the outside.

Remember to always seal your ends.

Products Are Just Building Up

Some of us only use two products to keep our hair healthy. Some of us use a grocery list of products to maintain our curls. No matter how much products you use, you want to avoid having product buildup.

It is very easy to pile product on and on. When you go overboard, you can create a dirty, itchy scalp that is greasy, waxy, and heavy.

To remove product buildup, you can use clarifying rinses with apple cider vinegar, organic hair wash, or mud washes.

A Product Becomes Harmful, Not Helpful

Take a closer look at all the products you use. You want to be cautious of shampoos containing sulfate and products containing baking soda.

If you wash your hair and it feels extremely clean, it may be a sign that you have stripped your cuticles of natural oils. This can lead to breakage as well as more dryness. If your products are too harsh, do not use them. To restore your hair’s moisture, you should thoroughly condition your curls after washing it.

Your Hair Is Saying No to Moisture

When your hair can’t retain moisture, you may need a protein treatment or stay away from products that are too high in alkalinity like sulfate shampoos and baking soda. You can use porosity controller products as well.

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DO YOU HAVE NATURAL HAIR? DO YOU LOVE THE ATTENTION IT BRINGS? HAVE YOU EVER WANTED TO BE IN A HAIR SHOW?
TRU ROOTZ NATURAL HAIR SALON WANTS YOU!

YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A MODEL, YOU JUST HAVE TO BE NATURAL, NATURALLY YOU.



Project Title: Tru Rootz Annual Natural Hair Show: Elements
Audition Date: August 4, 2013 2:00 pm-6:00 pm for approximately 15-30 minutes.
Audition Location: Tru Rootz Natural Hair Salon
3351 Kabel Drive Ste. E
New Orleans, La (Algiers)
Name of Casting Director: Cornell Summrell
Contact Info For Casting Director: (c) 504-881-0023,
Characters Physics: Male or Female, Any Ethnicity, Must have unprocessed hair
Character Descriptions: Models are to be very open-minded, courageous, and creative
Synopsis of Show: Natural hair models will represent different elements of the earth in full body paint while modeling a selected hair style.

YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A MODEL, YOU JUST HAVE TO BE NATURAL

Project Title: Tru Rootz Annual Natural Hair Show: Elements
Audition Date: August 4, 2013 2:00 pm-6:00 pm
Audition Location: Tru Rootz Natural Hair Salon
3351 Kabel Drive Ste. E
New Orleans, La (Algiers)
Name of Casting Director: Cornell Summrell
Contact Info For Casting Director: (c) 504-881-0023,
Characters Physics: Male or Female, Any Ethnicity, Must have unprocessed hair
Character Descriptions: Models are to be very open-minded, courageous, and creative
Synopsis of Show: Natural hair models will represent different elements of the earth in full body paint while modeling a selected hair style.

MODEL CALL

Tru Rootz will have a model casting at the beginning of August for this year’s annual hair show in November. All interested and serious models please read the details below carefully. Please be prompt.

YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A MODEL, YOU JUST HAVE TO BE NATURAL

Project Title: Tru Rootz Annual Natural Hair Show: Elements
Audition Date: August 4, 2013 2:00 pm-6:00 pm
Audition Location: Tru Rootz Natural Hair Salon
3351 Kabel Drive Ste. E
New Orleans, La (Algiers)
Name of Casting Director: Cornell Summrell
Contact Info For Casting Director: (c) 504-881-0023,
Characters Physics: Male or Female, Any Ethnicity, Must have unprocessed hair
Character Descriptions: Models are to be very open-minded, courageous, and creative
Synopsis of Show: Natural hair models will represent different elements of the earth in full body paint while modeling a selected hair style.

Please note all models that are chosen to participate in the hair show will be volunteers.