Just out of the blue I decided to try a couple products over at Bee Mine. I had to kill the curiousity since I hear so much about this line, I figured I might as well try it out for myself :)

Here's what I ordered:

1. Juicy Moisturizing Daily Spritz 8 fl oz.

2. Luscious Balanced Cream Moisturizer (Original) 8 oz




For all the Bee Mine Lovers out there, have you tried these products? What can I expect? What else do you like from this line?


Sunshyne

Did you know that...

Hygral fatigue can damage the hair due to swelling and contraction of the hair during the uptake and loss of water. As a result, this process can eventually weaken the hair by causing damage to the hair cuticle and cortex.

Swelling and de-swelling of hair is one of the causes of hair damage. If the cuticle is constantly under stress, it will expose the cortex thus causing porosity issues and breakage.

The swelling of the hair shaft is limited by the presence of oil. Coconut oil can be used as a pre-wash treatment (great for preventing protein loss) to prevent the hair shaft from swelling. This may help the cuticle from being raised and exposing the cortex.

Remember that the swelling of the hair shaft can damage the hair cuticle and cortex which can eventually weaken hair.

That's right! Castor Oil Challenge Part 6 is finally back for all who are looking to increase thickness and growth in their hair. I know MANY readers and Hairlista members missed this challenge, so it's back for the last quarter of 2011. Castor Oil Challenge Part 5 went out with a bang having over 1200+ members looking to achieve thicker, softer, longer hair. Come join the fun over at Hairlista.com.


This is a new Challenge that will take place on Hairlista.com this year along side the Castor Oil Challenge Pt 6. It's created by Tropic Isle Living for people who are looking for a product that will quickly make their hair grow longer, stronger, thicker and healthier. The key ingredient in this product, verses the Jamaican Black Castor Oil, is the Red Pimento Hair Growth Oil, which has been traditionally used for centuries as a folk remedy for all types of hair and scalp problems including thinning hair and alopecia.

Without a doubt, I thought this product would be great to use in a challenge environment to see what type of results people get. I've heard nothing but rave reviews about this oil. Since I've now developed problem areas (i.e. short length in nape, thinning edges due to not consistently using my satin scarf at night, pregnancy etc.) in my hair, I'm excited to try it out with all of you and see what kind of results I get :)

As a refresher, here are the ingredients: A proprietary blend of Jamaican Red Pimento Oil, Jamaican Black Castor Oil, Wheat Germ, and Organic Coconut oil


Two weeks is ample amount of time to get your Castor Oil or Strong Roots ready for the Challenge! Be sure to check here & Hairlista frequently for more details about both challenges and the different levels you can join in on.


Good Luck To ALL :)

♥ Sunshyne

My shower filter, by far, is one of the BEST things I've purchased for my hair this year! It was everything my hair was looking for and needing (check this post to read about my hard water issues). For my first use, I made sure I used my clarifying shampoo so that all the buildup (mineral deposits) from previous wash days wouldn't inhibit my results and how my hair would react to the water.

After my initial use, I instantly felt the difference in my hair while wet and while I was air drying. While wet, my hair was smoother in texture and softer. The water felt gentle and it didn't have an odor like before. Once my hair air dried, it felt as though the products I used actually penetrated my strands. Not to say that it didn't before, however; the water gave my products a boost in effectiveness- so it seems. My hair air dried softer than usual, smoother, very fluffy with bounce (a lot more movement than normal) and less tangles!!!

My first experience with my shower filter was a huge upgrade from what I've been accustomed too. I'm looking forward to less bad hair days and dryness now!

It's a staple :)

Chemically relaxing your hair is something that shouldn't be taken lightly, especially if you are self-relaxing. It's a serious task, therefore; one should proceed with caution at all times to avoid unnecessary consequences such as burning, irritation, breakage or even hair loss.

Below, I've outlined several tips to implement and common mistakes to avoid. I practice all of the tips listed and I really believe in them too. Just wanted to share. Hopefully they will help you!
(photo credit)

♥ Sunshyne