Going natural

Are you thinking about transitioning to natural hair? Here are 6 steps to follow when you start a transitioning hair regimen.

It started out with me thinking about my New Year's Resolutions. I've never been a huge fan on resolutions. Everyone makes them and come February they are nothing but well intentions of the past. I usually find a way around New Year's Resolutions by making monthly goals (although granted, I'm not always great about sticking to those either!) So I was thinking about monthly goals and thinking about what to share with all of you, when it dawned on me that we could take this journey together…

Have you been considering a more natural life? Here are six simple steps to a more natural life, and how easy it can be.

Transitioning from relaxed to natural hair isn’t easy. It took me three tries to finally stick to it, but these were the products that helped me along the way.

I've joyfully been living a mostly pain-free life even with rheumatoid arthritis. I have found it possible to go med-free and manage this RA naturally!

Rewilding for women is not about going back in time. It is about integration and looking at the conditions under which our ancestors lived and instead of viewing them as antiquated, seeing them as the cornerstone of health and wellbeing, and looking for ways to bring them back into our modern lives.

Going Natural- The Good and The Bad| misscoilyhair.com

Shorter Text

Having a solid wash day routine is essential for moisturized and maintained curls. Here's your new wash day routine for natural hair!

I decided to finally write a post that I have been wanting to write about the toxic things in our homes. Two women who I met at different occasions and started talking to influenced this post and me! I have learned a lot from them. One is a scientist and one is a breast cancer survivor. I asked them what the most toxic things are in our homes were and what the number one thing was they would change! I shared it all in this blog post.