Black Hair Care Products – What Ingredients Should You Look For?

Because of the texture of African American hair it requires products that don’t strip the hair of its natural oil. Black hair is curly, wavy and prone to tangling, so finding the best black hair care products are important, as black hair has the tendency to break when not properly moisturized and cared for.

Conversely, if you choose the correct black hair care products, it can greatly benefit the health of your hair. This article won’t speak specifically to which products to use, instead to the benefits of such products for natural hair.

Black Hair Care Products For Natural Hair

 

There are many black hair care products to choose from. These include shampoos, conditioners, nourishing lotions, butters and gels. All these black hair care products have different uses that provide hair with numerous benefits and styling options. For some, all of these products might not be necessary. We encourage you to only choose products that are needed for your hair care regimen.

If you are making your own products, consider using ingredients like raw shea butter, aloe vera gel (or juice), and flaxseeds, as these ingredients are good for the health of the hair.

These ingredients contribute to the sealing of the cuticle, moisturizing the hair, and providing one’s hair with appropriate strength and shine. These products are one hundred percent reliable when it comes to the health of the hair.

Purchase black hair care products that include natural ingredients like olive oil, jojoba oil, and coconut oil.  Not only will it be beneficial for your hair but also will help in fighting scalp and other problems of the hair, like dandruff and itchiness.

With the use of these products, one’s hair can become resistant and strong. These products can really help with the long-term care and growth of natural hair.

A discussion of black hair products can’t be had without discussing some of the ingredients you should also avoid. The below ingredients should be avoided when found in any of your black hair care products.

  1. Isopropyl Alcohol
  2. Mineral Oil & Petrolatum Peg
  3. Propylene Glycol (Pg)
  4. Sodium Lauryl Sufate (Sls) & Sodium Laureth Sulfate (Sles)
  5. Sodium Laureth Sulfate (Sles)
  6. Chlorine
  7. Dea (Diethanolamine) Mea (Momoethnanolamine) Tea Triethanolamine
  8. Fd & C Color Pigments
  9. Fragrance
  10. Imidazolidinvl Urea and Dmdm Hydantoin

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