Your hair is an indicator of overall wellbeing. It can reveal much about diet, stress levels and overall wellness.
Healthy strands should be moisture rich, reflect light naturally and not break when being brushed. You should ensure you consume adequate quantities of biotin, vitamin B complexes, zinc and iron.
Colombians
Women have shared hair and beauty secrets for generations, many of which have made headlines in recent years. Moroccan oil is well known as an effective solution against frizz while the Brazilian blowout treatment is used to smooth and straighten.
Many Colombians possess beautiful, straight hair — but they also use traditional methods to nourish and strengthen it. One such method involves mixing avocado with egg whites before applying it directly onto their locks for 15 minutes for an anti-frizz treatment rich in B and E vitamins.
Colombian women are blessed with stunning good looks due to their mixed genetic background. Boasting European, African, and Amerindian genes combined together for the ultimate combination of attractive looks and physical fitness.
Unfortunately, Colombian women today face discrimination on many fronts. A popular sexy song known as “Pelo Malo” mocks black girls for having curly locks. Additionally, following Colombia’s peace deal with former guerilla fighters, more trees have been cleared in Colombia’s Amazon region for coca cultivation purposes and business interests are attempting to capitalize.
Jamaicans
If your hair has been damaged by chemical treatments, coloring, or everyday wear and tear, it may be time to go natural. Sunny Isle Jamaican Black Castor Oil products may help your strands heal while imparting them with a beautiful healthy sheen.
Jamaican ladies protect their tresses from the scorching heat by peeling cacti and washing their hair with their oil, which contains similar nutrients that help cacti survive in its harsh climate and therefore helps repair heat-damaged strands while keeping locks hydrated and frizz-free.
Jamaican Black Castor Oil (JBCO) is an ultra-dark variety of regular castor oil obtained by cold pressing Ricinus Communis plant seeds to make an extra dark product. JBCO contains beneficial compounds like ricinoleic acid, antioxidants, and vitamins which nourish hair follicles while stimulating them for increased hair growth and prevention of thinning (3).
Chinese Princesses
Empress Wu Zetian of China’s Tang dynasty may take the limelight when it comes to badass historical Chinese women, but there were other princesses with their own brand of power – Princess Taiping of the Short-Lived Sui Dynasty in 617 is just one example; she used her hunger for power to help seize control from Emperor Gaozong and later participated in killing his brother-in-law Emperor Ruizong!
Though she played many machinations games, Princess Xue Shao remained undyingly faithful to her first husband Xue Shao, perhaps accounting for why she never became a candidate for the throne despite her mother’s admiration of her. Recently, however, an intact memorial tablet revealed his remains; an exciting discovery which reignited interest in Princess Xue. Xue’s tomb was discovered in northwest China recently, reigniting interest in this tale many modern Chinese are familiar with from popular sudsy TV dramas depictions. An intact memorial tablet revealed his remains; Xue died 706 AD and has brought renewed interest towards this Princess whom many modern Chinese know through popular sudsy TV dramas depictions.
Brazilians
Brazil, home to iconic soccer player Pele and models such as Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio, is famed for producing beautiful thick-bodied hair and radiant complexion. According to Cole from Brazil, their success can be found through healthy living habits, great products (like those we carry at Brilliance New York), and having confidence.
Cole enjoys eating sardines as one of the richest natural sources of Omega 3. Additionally, she uses an oil mixture made from coconut oil, powdered cocoa powder and Brazil nut oil to nourish her dark locks and add shine and volume.
Keratin is an integral component of Brazilian beauty routine, playing an essential role in their well-known hair straightening technique and also serving as an ingredient of Novex hair repair products available at local afro hair shops. A must have for women looking to maintain healthy locks.https://www.youtube.com/embed/FIbTccg8th8