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Results from the Summer Hair Challenge: April – July 2018

Results from the Summer Hair ChallengeHi Lovelies,

The Summer Hair Challenge for 2018 has ended. Did you get the results you wanted? The challenge started on April 1st and it ended on July 31st. That was four months so theoretically if hair grows ½ an inch a month you should have obtained two inches of new hair.
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Summer Hair Challenge: April – July 2018

UPDATE: The challenge has ended and the results are posted here.


Hi Lovelies,

Get ready, get set, to retain inches! We are challenging our staff and all of you to join our summer hair challenge! Starting April 1st and ending on July 31st, we want everyone to grow two inches of hair. Hair grows ½ inch a month so four months theoretically should render two inches. Continue reading Summer Hair Challenge: April – July 2018

Neglecting Your Hair Goals For a Hairstyle

hairstylePopular hairstyles come and go, but healthy, lengthy hair takes commitment.

In the 20s, women in the western world wore chin-length bobs. The 60s, big hair with curls a la Jackie Kennedy was admired, while in the 70s, people rocked afros and curly perms.
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Quick Tip: Do Not Use Hot Water

Do not use hot waterIt is cold outside and a hot shower looks tempting, but do not use hot water.

A hot shower will wreak havoc to your delicate hair strands. It will dry out your hair and scalp. It can also strip color from your hair if you get it colored. This will cause your hair to look dull and frizzy. Remember dry hair can lead to hair breakage and that is the arch-enemy of long hair.

We suggest you watch the temperature and instead opt for lukewarm water. Lukewarm water will open the pores and cuticle. Shampoo and conditioner works best when the cuticle is open because it allows the shampoo and conditioner to clean and deep condition throughly. Always rinse your hair with a bit of cool water to close the hair cuticle for a bit of shine.

If you do not use hot water and watch the water temperature, condition, moisturize your strands, and utilize protective hairstyles often, your hair will thank you. HHG!