At Natural Hair Love Affair, natural hair care simply means choosing the most natural methods and products to care for your hair.
If you are just beginning to incorporate natural hair products into your routine, we recommend starting from the inside out. In other words, start with what goes on your natural tresses and work your way to a good hair regimen that works for you. I believe making changes in these areas first will have the greatest impact on your tresses.
Here are some pages on our site to help you get started.
1. Reading our article about Six Habits for a Healthy Natural Hair Lifestyle will recommend good daily habits and some ways you can meet your most basic needs. (COMING SOON!)
2. Downloading our free Natural Hair Ingredients to Avoid pocket guide will help you understand what those hard-to-pronounce ingredients mean while you shop.
3. Did you know that 60% of what you put on your skin & scalp is absorbed into your bloodstream within minutes? Certain Natural Hair products can help you avoid putting toxins in your body. (COMING SOON!)
4. Next I recommend reading the Best Natural Hair MANEtenance section. Everyone has different hair care needs for their natural tresses. We’re here to help you determine the best natural hair routine for you and your hair. (COMING SOON)
5. After you’ve got the basics covered then expand your knowledge about the benefits of choosing natural hair care, natural hair tools, natural hair styles, non-toxic products and even tutorials on how to make your own yummy homemade hair goodies. (COMING SOON)
Finally, don’t be overwhelmed by your transition to a Natural Hair Lifestyle. You do not have to purchase everything at once. In fact, throughout this site you’ll find tips about how to care for your hair more naturally, regardless of the size of your budget.
Just take babycurl steps and enjoy the journey. 
We created this resource for you so please make yourself at home. Get involved, join the Natural Hair Love Affair Club (COMING SOON), post comments on your favorite pages, invite friends and visit our online shop. I hope you enjoy the site and use it as a resource throughout your natural hair journey.
Also, we welcome feedback. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to contact us.
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Hi my name is Shakila and my last relaxer was on May 22, 2011. I did the big chop that fall. My natural hair is very coily and tight. How can I loosen my curl without any processing or is there any way i can do that?
Hi my name is Rene’e, My last relaxer was in Oct of 2011, I made the decision to go natural in February 2012 and cut off all the processed ends. I forgot what a beautiful grade of hair I had because I was constantly relaxing it; for decades. Since my natural journey I feel free and my hair is so happy, healthy, and growing it is so thick and wavey. what I would like to find out is; recently I died my hair black and whatever is in the dye had my hair so curly and soft where I could just comb it the curls would bounce right back, which it does that when I shampoo and condition it but it doesn’t stay. I use natural products like Wen and Taliah Waajid all the time because they do great on my hair, I just noticed the bounce and spring and was wandering can I have it all the time.
Hello Ladies, My name is LaToya and I made the decision to go Naptural back in Feburary. I haven’t had a relaxer since Jan and while the relaxer was growing out I decided to go ahead and cut off the relaxed ends in July. Right now I currently have twist because I can not seem to keep my hands out of it. Besides doing a protective styling how may I keep my hair from getting tangled on the ends and also how can I start my hair to hanging instead of just fro like?
Hi my name is Shaunda and I’ve just decided to go natural. I do not want to cut my hair. I do go to a salon every two weeks. What are some steps I need to take to care for my hair after so many years of relaxing it.
Hi LaShaunda, First off I want to welcome you to NaturalHairLoveAffair.com! I hope your visit here is all that you’re looking for and more! Congratulations on your return to Napturalhood!
A good hair regime, diet and positive lifestyle is required to achieve healthy, strong & long hair. To begin, I’d suggest washing and deep conditioning weekly with good natural products. Some product brand recs include: Soultanicals, Koils by Nature, Oyin Handmade, Karen’s Body Beautiful, Darcy’s Botanicals, Anita Grant for starters. Be sure to keep your hair in low maintenance styles while your hair is recovering from chemical processing or heat damage. Incorporate these steps into your hair routine for at least 6-8 weeks. You will then begin to see wonderful results. Welcome to the journey! Your presence hair is appreciated! 
Hi ! My name is tikeyah and im eighteen and ive decided too go natural
but there is a BIG problem , i have no idea where too start ! About four months i let this girl I knew dye my hair and it broke off , and since then ive just been getting it braided . Monday i cut it down to my roots and now it just looks a hot mess ! I have no clue what to put in it , its so dry ! I need some help ladies . Please&Thankss <3
Hi Tikeyah, Welcome to Natural Hair Love Affair! I’m thrilled you’ve stopped by. To answer your question, First and Foremost, Moisturize your strands!!!! Our Hair is always in constant need of moisture, so the best bet is to drink lots of water, spritz hair daily with a water, glycerine, olive oil mix and rock your TWA with pride. Your hair will grow once you keep your haoir constantly moisturized. Wash weekly, deep condition bi-weekly and maintain a low maintenance ‘do. You should notice results in 6-8 weeks, perhaps sooner. Every head of hair is different. Nonetheless, you’ll be well on your way to healthy, moisturized natural hair growth! Hairs to you!
thanks for the invite.