Many women and men who go naturally gray or silver find themselves with dingy, dull, and sometimes yellowing hair. For many of us, using purple shampoo is just putting another chemical, which you’ve left behind, on your hair. It doesn’t actually take care of the issue either; it just covers it up. This made me wonder if we were approaching the problem from the wrong direction.
- “What if there was a way to remove the buildup and impurities without chemicals!”
- “What if instead of covering it up with the opposite color we removed the dingy, dull, or yellowing color on our hair!”
That’s how QuickSilverHair Clay was born. We also struggle with our untouched hair being dry and frizzy, so I created a QuickSilverHair Oil to help soften and moisturize your natural hair. Hello Beautiful!
Is Air-Drying More Damaging Than Blow Drying or Diffusing Your Hair?
Should you diffuse or should you air-dry? Whether you have straight hair or curly hair diffusing can save your hair from heat damage and even water damage. Using heat or no heat has long been a hot topic for curly girls, and with newly silver hair this may be a...
Dyeing Your Gray Hair In A Dream!?
I was at a wedding, and I had chosen to go to this major event with a little temporary brown color on my hair. I was feeling very self-conscious, and a bit ridiculous for coloring my hair for this event. I was circulating and socializing when I stopped to talk to my...
What Is Skinification of Hair and Why It Matters To You?
A new buzzword has hit the haircare industry. Have you heard of skinification? If not yet, you soon will. And when you do I would like to help you understand what it means and why you want to know. What is Skinification? Simply put skinification, is traditional...