She Rise Hair Care Products

Why: Black Hair Justice

I can still remember sitting in the kitchen while my mother hot comb my hair. The conversations we had would be filled with inspirations, and self worth, and beauty tips. But I was to busy trying not to get burned I mean I heard majority of what she was saying obviously but man I hated that hot comb. But she did always insist in me falling in love with what was God given so our real hair was very important to her and soon myself .
Over the next few decades I decided my hair was to un manageable. So hair weave became my 2nd 1st love lol I would try and achieve every hair cut and style. Not ever really caring for my real hair underneath all those weaves but I looked good was all that mattered. Until I couldn't keep up with the professionals doing my hair or even taking care of it myself, the money I would spend on so much products.
I wanted to give us something that would be able to serve us justice regardless of what hairstyles you choose. Braids, quick weaves, sew ins, blow outs, natural, tape ins. I am so happy to be able to say these products work and are amazing on so many levels and I've also made them extremely affordable.
Finally Black Hair Justice!

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She Rise Hair Care

What: Black Hair Justice

I wanted to create products that would bring out the natural beauty of your own hair. Enhancing your curls moisturizing you locs while adding shine and bringing forth your very own natural highlights. Causing healthy hair to be apart of your everyday life.

I wanted to give you a healthy scalp that would grow healthy hair that would be without Breakage. Hair that could be manipulated into any style without flaws and still return to its natural state of beauty after every wash...

I needed you to feel just as beautiful as you do when you wear your weaves vs. your real hair. And if you are a Naturalista these products can help maintain those curls by defrizzing those styles, lasting you days on end at a time. For women with blow outs or that like straighting your hair it's okay, I wanted to heal those locs of hair by using these products to help you maintain you sleek smooth desire look.

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How to take care of your Hair

Let's face it Black, Afro American or Women of Color hair is the most complex of all the hair types I have ever dealt with. I'm not going to tell you that it's easier with my products... and any chemist that is in this business is lying if they say that it is. Our hair requires Strength Mentally, Patience Physically, and Endurance of Both. You have to be willing to not give up, and no its not a one wash and healthy fix it usually takes atleast a month of tender love and care to achieve sheer health in your hair. And that's only if the product is all natural and made with real care and the the person can handle the commitment 💯

If you are a Naturalista:
*Shampoo once a month
*Besure to Clarify Hair once a month ( it is a difference and depending on you product build up)
*Condition once a week
*Oil Scalp 3xs a week
*Clear or Moisturizing Gels are your best friend
*Moisturize Ends frequently
*Try to not to comb your hair
*Add water as frequently as you can
*Use good natural products
*take you time detangling hair

For Protective styled hair:
*Hydrate and Moisturize you hair before styling
*Style should never be to tight Never!
*Oil braids or twist and Scalp 3xs a week
*Don't leave style in longer than 4wks at a time
*Only Shampoo hair after take down if product buildup is noticeable
*Only Condition hair if braids or twist are very dry and/or dull feeling and looking during take down.
*Never take down hair without using oil or some type of prepoo and/or
something with slip
*Take your time detangling hair

Detangling:
Your hair shrinks PERIOD! It is not nappy it just bounces back everytime it is stretched. And the bounce back is not controlled (especially if your using bad products). Using a comb to start detangling hair can cause unnecessary breakage and further damage later on to your ends. It's is always best to finger detangle 1st. The best way of describing this is pull the strands outwards or down (stretch it out) and pull apart the hair at the knot softly.
Do Not use this motion on dry hair!!!

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BHJ

Trying to achieve healthy hair was such a journey in the beginning. Especially while trying to keep my favorite hairstyles glued lacefronts braids flat ironing laying my edges. I soon learned ican still have these styles just not in there exact forms. Glueless laces only leaving my braids in for 4wks (adding oil frequently)at a time flat ironing my hair once with minor fixes in-between not laying my edges all the time. I had to learn to give my scalp breaks in-between hairstyles. And then finally learning that I actually just have thin hair. I'm telling you I gave up so many times. I would over do the iron and cause damage in certain areas of my head(won't curl when wet strands=dead) .loss some edges during this process twice left a couple of braids in too long so now my hair is matte... oh I forgot about those crochets you know how many braids I accidentally 😅 cut off✂️ . I'm still sick thinking about it 😫 And don't get it twisted I still have accidents last month I used a plastic bag to deep condition my hair tied it in a 🪢 knot and went to take it off without patiences and gave myself I bald spot🙃. But even with all those incidents I still manged to grow healthy 14in of beautiful curly hair. By using my own products!!! I wrote this to keep it real 💯 I'm not a uTube model my hair is not biologically thick and it doesnt biologically grow fast but since I have started this ALL NATURAL HAIR PRODUCT and journey it has been retaining length and growing faster.

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