4 things that help you transition to natural hair, according to hairstylists
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When it comes to your hair, here’s a million reasons to go natural. Freedom from countless salon visits, the versatility of being able to go from curly to straight and back again, and just the fact that natural hair that’s been subjected to less chemical exposure will likely be stronger, thicker, and more healthy.
While speaking with a celebrity and master hair stylist, we uncovered the best tips and products that can help you with your transition to natural hair.
Cremes
DKOYE
For getting rid of frizz, keeping your ends smooth, and pressing your hair and flat ironing, Daniel Koye, hairstylist to Vanessa Williams, told INSIDER that he recommends Dkoye Cream. "Getting back to that natural look isn’t an easy journey, but Dkoye Cream goes a long way to smooth the path and keep you on track," he told INSIDER.
Moisture agents
Kinky Curly
Natural hair needs moisture in order to look its best. Kinky-Curly Curling Custard maximizes your hair’s moisture level to provide you with shiny, frizz-free curls when you want to sport a wash and go style on your natural hair.
Scalp relief
Barney's
Master stylist Simone Hylton told INSIDER the key to healthy hair growth starts with a healthy scalp. The best way to keep your scalp healthy is to ensure it’s not dry and flaking. For this, we recommend Vitabrid, a vitamin c-based product that hydrates and soothes your scalp. This two-part tonic and powder set works to prevent hair loss, promote regrowth, supply moisture, and nutrients to both scalp and hair, and revitalize your scalp with age-defying antioxidants.
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