![]() The smell is pleasant, subtle, and not overbearing. The pearl-colored shampoo is lightweight with a serum-like consistency and a light and clean scent. The SheaMoisture Scalp Moisture Shampoo is a gentle cleanser packed with the same moisture as the masque. Krissy Lewis for xoNecole Scalp Moisture Shampoo Truth be told, naturals go through deep conditioners faster than any other product (especially when it’s this good.) So SheaMoisture, if you’re reading this, we’d love a bigger jar. In my opinion, the downside of this masque is that the quantity is too small for my liking. While this is marketed as a scalp care product, it can completely transform your hair from dry and parched to completely hydrated. One of the things that I love about the masque is the slip and how much softer it made my hair. I was shocked by how moisturizing and clarifying my scalp and hair felt. Pro tip: you can also use a color application brush to make this step easier.Īfter I completely covered my scalp, I massaged the product into my roots, used any excess on my strands, then left the masque in for 30 minutes. This way you can make sure you’ve covered as much of your scalp as possible while minimizing any breakage. For my girls who have experience with relaxers and perms, it helps to apply the masque to your roots just like you would do with a relaxer. I started by completely saturating my hair and scalp with water, then making small sections to apply the masque directly to the root. Using this deep conditioning masque is one of the best ways to target your dry scalp, restore hydration, and nourish your strands before shampooing. The SheaMoisture Scalp Moisture Pre-Wash Masque may actually be the all-star of the collection. Krissy Lewis for xoNecole Scalp Moisture Pre-Wash Masque Together, aloe butter and vitamin B3 work to restore dry and brittle hair, as well as add relief to the scalp. ![]() Each product uses moisturizing and strengthening ingredients like aloe butter and vitamin B3 as active ingredients to provide eight times the moisture. The Scalp Moisture collection is a four-product line that includes a pre-wash masque, a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner, and a moisturizing scalp cream. Krissy Lewis for xoNecole First, What’s In The Collection? The only way to relieve the discomfort is to properly wash and moisturize my roots, so I tried the Scalp Moisture collection and this is what I thought. I’ve noticed that when I use certain gels or skip out on a deep scalp cleanse, my roots feel itchy and dry nonstop, which is uncomfortable. A lack of moisture on the scalp can be caused by several factors like weather, age, and hair products to name a few. However, my biggest concern has always been dry scalp. Needless to say, if you tend to experience dandruff then I’d recommend you try the Anti-Dandruff collection. Knowing that both of these are big concerns, SheaMoisture released two separate product lines to address both issues: the Scalp Moisture collection and the Anti-Dandruff collection. It can be tough to decipher which is which, but here’s a quick breakdown: dry scalp is caused by a lack of moisture in the skin, while dandruff is caused by an excess of oil and yeast buildup on the scalp. Two of the most common concerns are dandruff and dry scalp. When it comes to creating a healthy scalp routine, it helps to know exactly what you’re up against so you know how to specifically treat it. The ease on the scalp coupled with the low-maintenance upkeep makes knotless box braids the go-to protective style. Instead, a stylist will gradually weave the braiding hair with your natural strands to create a seamless finish that won't put tension on your scalp or ruin your edges. There are a plethora of styles to choose from, but right now we're coveting the knotless box braids.ĭifferent from the traditional box braid, knotless braids do not rely on an 'anchor knot' to secure the braid. Without the prying, and many times judgemental, eyes of society, many women are trying these styles for the first time while in lockdown. We all know how important black hair is, in our culture and the way it's represented in mainstream media and pop culture. With the pandemic still looming, social events paused, and work-from-home statuses prolonged, more women are gravitating towards protective styles like box braids, jumbo twists, and locs. Protective styles are having a great year, something we haven't seen since our beloved '90s IT girls.
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