Have Natural Waves? Most Fascinating Hairstyles for Thick Wavy Hair

Do you always find yourself short on styling ideas for your frizzy and thick wavy hair? Then you do not know that there is a whole treasure trove of hairstyles, which compliments the frizzy and waxy hair texture. Wavy hair add playfulness to your look and if you are blessed with thick hair, you can experiment a lot with your waves. Here is the list of hairstyles, which you can choose to add style to your thick wavy hair:

Side Ponytail: Think of a situation when your best friend is throwing an impromptu party and you have only 15 minutes to get ready? This hairstyle can be your savior as a simple pony tail will look too classy with your evening attire.

Twist and pin half up hairstyle: Do you know that if you have wavy hair then your hairstyle should consist of two main features - layers to minimize the excessive thickness and right length. Pin your hair upward from one side and add layers to rest of your hair. You can use Neem Wood Comb, which offers a healthier way to comb your hair.

Pouf Ponytail: The pouf, which you will make at the front will not only add a stylish detail to your hairdo but will also take down the entire frizz that you have at the top of your head.

Textured bob cut: You are completely wrong, if you think your wavy hair cannot handle shorter cuts. Maybe you haven’t come across bob cut, which can really complement your hair texture. If you want to do something really drastic to your wavy hair then go for the bob cut. Moisturize your hair with the Natural Goodness conditioner to maintain the waves of your hair.

Dutch Braided Bun: Do you want to look like a duchess on your next date? This hairstyle is all you need. Merge two French braids into the small low bun and see the bun and the braids forming the perfect symmetrical composition together.

Wavy hair is not a curse anymore and the choice of right hairstyle will help you to look charming in every party, get together or event you attend. Master these hairstyles and you will never have to think twice before attending any formal or casual event.

Find the Perfect Brush: The Best Hairbrushes to Tidy up Your Tresses

You think you are using the right hair brush? From thick curls to straight hair to thin waves, you should have a different hairbrush according to your hair texture. But you don’t consider your hair texture while choosing the hair brush, right? Selecting the right hair brush and that too keeping your hair type in mind will keep you away from bad hair days and will also minimize breakage. Here is a list of hairbrushes that might be perfect for your hair texture:

    1.    The Thermal Brush: Perfect for curly, thick and even coarse hair, the thermal ceramic barrel mimics a thermal brush and it can offer a very fancy blowout. You only need to spend a few minutes and with this brush your hair will be loaded with volume maintaining a smooth texture. This two in one hair brush will be able to do both drying and styling.

    2.   Boar bristle brush: A boar bristle brush is an essential hair brush that suits any kind of hair. The boar bristles are perfect for distributing the natural oils of your scalp down the hair shaft, which ultimately minimizes the number of weekly hair wash. The bristles of this hair brush are very flexible so they don’t break hair while you are using it. This hair brush is perfect for styling if you want frizz-free and smooth hair. You can use Safe Ayurvedic Hair Loss Therapy shampoo to wash your hair.

  3.   Paddle brush: If you have long and straight hair then paddle brush is the perfect option for detangling your hair. The wide flat shape of this brush detangles your hair quickly with less passes so you face less shedding.

  4.   Neem Wood Comb: If you are shedding a lot of hair then Neem wood comb is all you need. It offers a 100% natural and healthier way to encourage hair re-growth. This Neem Wooden Comb helps in removing settled/impacted dirt particles on scalp and opening the clogged pores, allowing the scalp to breathe.

Picking the right brush is not an easy task but if you are aware of your hair texture and type then you can choose the perfect brush, which will ultimately reduce hair breakage and will promote thick and healthy hair.

Toxic Chemicals in Cosmetics??? Yes, You Read it Absolutely Right!

Did you ever wonder that the cosmetics, which you trusted in hope to get a perfect, glowing skin, might actually be containing some skin scarring chemicals? A study says that an average adult uses more than 7 skincare products a day, and most of them are not thoroughly tested for toxicity. Although exposure to such elements once in a while might not do much harm to your health, but daily exposure for a prolonged period can result in life-threatening ailments. What’s even more shocking is that many brands, which advertise themselves as ‘All-Natural’, they too have been found to be containing the below mentioned poisonous chemicals in some of the very commonly used cosmetics.

Sunscreen: Oxy-benzone

Most of the commercial sunscreens in the market contain oxybenzone, a hormone disrupter. An ingredient that is sometimes linked to obesity and fertility problems.

 Hair Care Products: Formaldehyde

This is the same ingredient that is used in embalming a corpse, ugh! In 2012, the presence of formaldehyde in many brands had raised concerns. The FDA then stepped in, and now many brands have avoided its usage, switching to safer options.

 Lipstick: Lead

The FDA had confirmed in the year 2012 that traces of lead was found in around 400 lipsticks brands. The fact is - nothing can be done about it. If you need color, you need lead, which is a by-product of color additives. The main drawback is that lead builds over time in the body, and can sometimes cause breast cancer.

 Hand Wash: Triclosan 

We all love the anti-bacterial hand wash. But it is good if you read through the ingredient label. A potential hormone disrupter, triclosan too can accumulate over time in the body. This doesn’t mean you should stop washing your hands! Look for safer alternatives.

Lotions and creams: Paraben

 Most of the ‘decent’ brands have this ingredient written on their label. Parabens and its variants, butyl, iso-butyl, propyl, ethyl and methyl – all preservatives, can have weakening effects on the estrogen hormone. Scientists have found that butyl paraben can inhibit sperm formation in mice. Sodium methyl paraben has been strictly banned by the E.U.

Many companies are working towards bringing toxin-free beauty cosmetics in the beauty industry. But this might take a while before they end up discovering something. So in the meantime it is better you switch to using natural, herbal products.

Most cosmetic brands that you see in the stores are packed with truckloads of toxic chemicals. The truth of the irony is that such ingredients can actually make you age faster, and harm your gentle skin. At the end of the day such products are fooling consumers, and defeating the very purpose of cosmetics.