Not gonna lie, when I first read this article about Bull Semen (yes, that’s correct…Bull Semen) on Naturallycurly.com, I got a little grossed out. The Aberdeen Organic Bull Sperm Treatment is a real service currently being offered at Hari’s, a 30-year old London salon that prides itself on offering some of London’s most exciting new [...]
Congrats to our curly friends at Naturallycurly.com for being named one of the top 5 websites for hair by Lucky Magazine. Be on the look out for the full list in Lucky’s May 2009 issue.
Here’s a quick explanation from Naturallycurly.com. Sulfate-free refers specifically to the anionic surfactants sodium lauryl sulfate, sodium laureth sulfate, ammonium lauryl sulfate, and ammonium lauryl ether sulfate. (Not even going to try to pronounce these!) These cleansers are very strong and can be quite harsh for delicate, curly hair. This is especially true for those [...]
Our friends at Naturallycurly.com conducted the ultimate curly girl survey. Read on for the report! • 41 % of curlies buy hair products online (You can find killer deals this way.) • 40% spend more than $30 a month on hair care products (Totally believe this…I have to work my hair products into my monthly [...]
We just got word that Naturallycurly.com has named PGH one of their top 10 blogs for curly hair. Check out their full list here. I couldn’t be happier right now! Thanks to everyone who has helped get PGH off the ground.
We just added a great new widget from Naturallycurly.com on our sidebar. Have you seen it? Now you’ll be able to read all their new hair features on PGH. And let me just tell you that they know curly hair! Photo courtesy of TIGI
Our friends at NaturallyCurly.com have a poll up right now that asks “In tough financial times do you spend the usual amount on curl products, buy fewer brands but still choose premium products or buy drugstore products?” Fifty percent of curlies say they are buying fewer products for their tresses but still buying premium brands. [...]
Big hair hates humidity, but now we have a way to fight back! I found a great site called Naturally Curly. On the homepage, you can type in your zip code and and it will tell you the humidity outside. According to Self Magazine, “Now you can dress and tress accordingly.”
