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Have you ever wondered how naturalistas are able to maintain their flourishing curls? How they don’t seem to get frizzy hair no matter which hairstyle they rock?   The secret is in how they moisture their hair.   Moisturized hair is happy hair. But how do you actually keep your natural hair moisturized? Read on to find out 5 Great Ways To Keep Your Natural Hair Moisturized! Using the LOC or LCO Method LOC and LCO are common acronyms in the natural hair world. L stands for leave in treatment or, C for cream( or you can use hair butter instead) and O stands for oil. For how to do this on your hair check out our 3-part article on washing your natural hair. You can either decide to do it on freshly washed hair to retain it’s moisture or you can do it on dry hair that’s needs to be re-moisturized. Deep Conditioning Deep conditioning your hair regularly is a sure fire way to retain moisture in your natural hair. Natural hair tends to be dry thus using a deep conditioner such as  Flawless by

Dry textured hair can be very frizzy and a hair dressers nightmare. It can be so curly and thick that it is hard to manage and shape. There are numerous products we see on TV that promise to treat dry, textured hair from steamers to automatic curlers. What the TV ads don't tell you is that most of these items don't work or take many hours or days of treatment to be effective. In this article we will discuss tips of what trained hair care specialists do for treating dry textured hair. First you must properly clean your hair . When we say properly clean that doesn't mean to wash your hair regularly. You must remove all the products you use to style your hair. People with dry, textured hair tend to be heavy users of hair sprays, gels, etc… These products can create build up and will block moisturizers from having maximum effect. This is why a hairdresser will sometimes repeat washing and rinsing a persons hair 2 or 3 times before applying conditioner. Also, if you have d