Within the natural hair community, when we think of thermal reconditioning, also known as heat damage, we’re likely thinking of damage from flat ironing or blow drying incorrectly or from using at high temperatures. However, all heat is not created equal.

Within the natural hair community, many naturals believe that using a heat protectant product protects the hair from heat damage when using tools such as blow dryers and irons. However, the truth is that actual heat protection is a full process that involves properly prepping and priming the hair for heat exposure.

Flexi rod sets are foam curlers that are flexible enough to bend around your hair and secure its position. However, your technique is everything when it comes down to flexi rod sets. This blog post will provide five tips for using flexi rods on blown out, natural hair.

Now that the weather is getting cooler, we know that many naturals like to wear their hair in a variety of stretched styles, such as blow outs, rod sets, flat twists and more. This blog post will explore three easy tips for stretching your natural hair.

There’s a lot of misconceptions and fear within the natural hair community when it comes to heat styling natural hair. Heat is not inherently bad and honestly it’s needed to achieve certain hair styles.

Lord knows the Internet streets have caused many members of the natural hair community to become absolutely terrified of using heat on their natural hair, in fear of heat damage. We’re sure you’ve seen a ton of different “heatless” methods floating around the interwebs in an attempt to avoid heat damage.