Jamaican Black Castor Oil

This is my new go to product for everyday hair consumption- yes, daily use. Jamaican Black Castor Oil (extra dark)- It is again, 100% natural, and my hair loves it thus far. During my research on castor oil, I have learned that the darker the oil, the more potnent, which results in faster results. This is why I have decided to stick with the extra dark oil.

I decided to use jbco for an extended period of time prior to reporting my experience, to ensure I could provide accurate feedback. Keep in mind that jbco can be applied to the skin and face, however I chose to to stick with my prior face/skin routines. I have found them successful as is, so why experiment?

As for the hair, this oil has the ability to strengthen the hair, in addition to adding thickness and length. Personally, I have noticed that my hair tangles less, and definitely seems shinier and stronger. If you are interested in trying jbco, you may have to resort in making an online purchase, as I was unsuccessful in finding in my local shops.

Read the following links if you want additional info on jbco, and to learn of other uses and benefits.

Benefits of JBCO for hair and skin
http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlreading/curl-products/jamaican-black-castor-oil-for-hair-growth?page=2

The many wonders of JBCO http://www.jamaicahut.com/the-amazing-benefits-of-jamaican-black-castor-oil-on-natural-hair/

Kelp Powder - Mineral Hair Treatment

View my sea kelp natural hair treatment I tried over the weekend. It is a simple process that offers great results- shine and additional minerals that are great for the hair. My concoction included kelp powder, aloe vera juice, and oils. I decided to use coconut and red palm oil in my mixture, but feel free to use whatever oils work well with your hair- almond, apricot, etc. Leave the mixture on for 2 to 4 hours. It's easy to wash out, and the smell is minimal. The first pic of my hair shows my texture prior to the treatment. View the sheen and length after treatment. This is a completely natural home remedy. Care to learn more about kelp and how it supports hair growth, and the overall body-depending on how you use it. Check out the link from Herb Wisdom for additional info. http://www.herbwisdom.com/herb-kelp.html

Living Greener- 6 Simple Updates

I believe it's been embedded in our heads that living a green life is challenging, time consuming, and expensive. Here are several minor updates you can incorporate into your everyday living, leading you to a greener lifestyle. I've included facts to go along with several of the topics. 1. Laundry/Dishes- Only wash dishes and laundry when you have a full load, and use earth-friendly cleaning products http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/02/how-to-go-green-laundry.php#tips 2. Household Cleaning - Make your own cleaning products or buy products that are safe for the environment and your home. Most people are surprised at how affordable these products are. Many are comparable to those packed with chemicals and toxins. http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/01/how-to-go-green-cleaning.php#tips 3. Natural Skin, Hair, and Body- Try homemmade products, or shop smart and choose products that are safe and good for your body. If you think of how many...

Anxiety- The Natural Cure

Apparently, anxiety is pretty common in America, and even more common when we look at the number of women that suffer from this condition, vs men. I was searching for info on anxiety, and I came across this awesome article - click link below . Also, see the 8 facts of stress that the article explains, but be sure to read the full article as it gives in-depth info on this condition, particularly if you or someone close to you suffers from anxiety. https://www.elementsbehavioralhealth.com/anxiety-disorders-2/8-facts-anxiety-anxiety-disorders/ Fact #1 : It’s normal to worry or feel anxious about some things in life. Fact #2: Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the United States. Fact #3: There are many types of anxiety disorders. Different kinds of anxiety disorders include: Of all of the anxiety disorders, GAD is the most common, affecting 5 percent of all Americans a...

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