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Hair Care.

nisiea17

Updated: Oct 3, 2024

Hair is deeply linked to confidence and identity. I didn't love my hair until I turned 30 and researched its porosity. And I've recently partnered with IDENTITY,

an organization founded by Isaac Etter an adoptee, adoption consultant and entrepreneur. IDENTITY has created comprehensive practical guides to assist parents with black hair care and cultural assimilation. Listeners of the podcast receive a 15% link for these integral guides.



We have partnered with WeUnik who is offering 15% off on premium hair products and tutorials.






  • Hair porosity:

https://youtu.be/HaAd8syyaOE

  • Natural products:

Black Castor Oil

Coconut oil

Argon oil

Shea Moisture brand (Hydration Masque is my favorite!)

Peppermint to stimulate hair growth

Rice water (Take discarded rice water, cool it and apply as a leave in protein conditioner)

Rose water spritz 

  • Facebook Groups to Join:

Hair Care Tutorial for Interracial Adoptive Families

Transracial Care+Textured Hair

Hair/Skin for Transracial Families

Charleston Transracial Hair Care

  • Instagram Hair Influencers to follow: 

@Tutus_tennis_shoes

@niathelight

@Styles 4 Kids, NFP

@Curlcomp

YouTube:

  • Children:

Adults:

Doing your child's hair is a wonderful bonding moment. Have fun with it!


 
 
 

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