Empress says...

(Click on Heenara image for prices and info). Product Description Heenara Hair Wash is a natural shampoo for hair wash and hair care. Being free from synthetic chemicals, this shampoo powder is a perfect hair conditioner and tonic. Highly recommended for silky smooth hair. Heenara Hair Herbal Hair Wash advantages: - Natural shampoo and conditioner for hair - Effective hair conditioner and tonic - Removes minor eruptions over scalp - Keeps hair clean and smooth A month after purchasing Heenara, I decided to give it a try. I followed the directions (mix desired amount with water to make a thick paste) and applied it from roots to tips. I wrapped my ends into 2 buns and let it sit for 10 mins (instructions state 5 minutes but I was a little side tracked). After rinsing thoroughly and I mean THOROUGHLY (there are little grits of herbs in the powder wash), I saturated my hair with my concoction of a conditioner (alma, Nyle and olive oils, Pantene Restoration deep conditioner and raw honey)...

Well, dusting to be exact. This is a term used when trimming ends. It is also known as a "seek and destroy" mission on split ends. I remember doing this while sitting in class in high school. I would take my arts & crafts scissors and snip away at my ends. Yes, I still managed to pass my classes *smile*. Nowadays, I simply trim all of my ends every two months or as needed. Since I've been using a better hair regimen, I haven't had to trim as much. However, there are still many split ends lurking around. It's time to slow them down and eventually put and end to the madness. No pun intended ;) My ends felt my wrath just yesterday when I randomly picked up shears and went to town. I like razor straight edges but I always feel like I missed a few here and there. Dusting, makes it easier for me to get to the down and dirty split ends. The kind that will work its way up to the roots if they are not maintained. I've noticed my hair looking and feeling fuller than...

For the summer, I wore my hair curly/in it's natural state and loved it. Yes it was a little more work on a daily basis than I'm use to but it was a nice change from wearing it straight all the time. I received a lot of compliments on my curly mane. Once the weather became a little frigid, I straightened it and it felt different, a little healthier. Since then, I've been on a mission to wear it au naturale. I only had one perm in my life which was done by my aunt. My hair felt silky smooth but curled up not too long after. I never bothered to perm it again. I think it was due to the horror stories I heard in the girls bathroom at school. Or maybe it was because my mother never permed her hair either. Today, I have a decent head of hair but due to constant application of heat in various forms (curling irons, flat irons, hair dryers and hot rollers), I now have heat damaged ends which gave me a hard time when it was time to wear it curly (you can see this in the above picture...