I love Shea Butter!! It's one of the few things that I haven't stopped using from the time I went natural and it does so much for the total body, not just hair! I'll explain more in depth my love affair with Shea butter another time. Right now, I want you to know the rate!
The last time I bought my butter I got it from C.S Pharmacy and no where else was selling it in its 100% raw, natural state, that I could find of course. It cost $38.95. Yes! Almost $40($20 US)!!
Recession Rate *drumroll please*
I got my TWO tubs this time around from No.1 Beauty Supply on St. Michael Row for $14.99 for 16 oz. and $8.99 for 8 oz.!!!!! To be honest the one I bought before came in a slightly deeper jar, but the same shape so it didn't contain that much more! Probably only 18 oz.
Tip- I find that once you start going to a store and ask them all the time if they carry a certain product, they'll more likely than not try to get it! Very fortunate for my pocket. Get yours quick because two weeks ago they were sold out and I had to wait.
Do you have a rate you want to share?
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Showing posts with label hair regime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hair regime. Show all posts
March 22, 2011
July 27, 2010
“Wuh you does put in you hair?”
For me one of the main inspirations I had for starting this blog was an old schoolmate who had gone natural, and was covering it with weaves and wigs because she couldn't get it managed, even combed! We ran into each other in the aisle of Diamond Girl and she asked if my hair was texturized. I was trying a wash&go for the very first time and told her no and then she told me her hair woes and asked me what I put in my hair. As this was after my new hair discovery I started rattling off all the things I started buying and she was shocked and said I put a lot into my hair. But that’s what black hair needs, a lot of love, care and attention.
On every blog I read and every site I go on, I see naturals talking about their hair regime or they have to incorporate this and that into their regime…their what? Here in lovely ol’ Bim we just ask each other “what do you put in your hair to have it growing so?” Most times you’ll hear, “Nuttin, I don’t do anything with it other than wash it,” and then we say ‘Oh, u mussie got good hair.” As I’m learning that there’s no such thing as “good hair”, it must be about what you do with it. So I went searching for the perfect hair regime, cuz yahno step-by-step instructions for growing long, healthy hair would be wonderful. Unfortunately, as each head of hair is unique, what works for one may not work for all but I found some great replacements :-). Here are the links:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1134802/a_good_regimen_for_natural_curly_or.html?cat=69
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1134842/how_to_find_a_regimen_to_grow_black.html?cat=69
On every blog I read and every site I go on, I see naturals talking about their hair regime or they have to incorporate this and that into their regime…their what? Here in lovely ol’ Bim we just ask each other “what do you put in your hair to have it growing so?” Most times you’ll hear, “Nuttin, I don’t do anything with it other than wash it,” and then we say ‘Oh, u mussie got good hair.” As I’m learning that there’s no such thing as “good hair”, it must be about what you do with it. So I went searching for the perfect hair regime, cuz yahno step-by-step instructions for growing long, healthy hair would be wonderful. Unfortunately, as each head of hair is unique, what works for one may not work for all but I found some great replacements :-). Here are the links:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1134802/a_good_regimen_for_natural_curly_or.html?cat=69
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1134842/how_to_find_a_regimen_to_grow_black.html?cat=69
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