• Winter wool caps hats and scarves have left your hair damaged and out of control.
• Sleeping on rollers and cotton pillowcases has caused hair breakage.
• The constant use of blow dryers, hot curlers and pressing combs has made your hair dry and brittle.
• Dry hair and dry, itchy and scaly scalp.
• Not trimming the ends of your hair at least three times a year.

African-Americans normally have extremely dry hair because of our hair texture. Whether you wear your hair relaxed, natural, braids, twists or knots; you need products that have the ingredients to attack the dryness associated with African Americans. When choosing shampoos, conditioners and maintenance items for your hair be sure they are specifically for African Americans. These products have moisturizers and nutrients to help you get the looks and styles you want, while helping you to keep your hair healthy looking.

• Lightly spray hair with Pink Oil Sheen and put a silk scarf under wool caps and hats to protect hair from the wool. Wool directly on your hair can cause hair damage and breakage.
• To reduce hair breakage, after shampooing condition your hair with Revitalex Moisture Replenishing Conditioner to replace natural oils removed while shampooing the hair.
• Always protect your hair when using blow dryers, hot curlers or pressing combs by putting a small amount of Pink Oil Moisturizer Light Hair Lotion on your hair before using hot styling tools.
• Pink Oil Moisturizer Conditioning Hair Dress with Eucalyptus Extract is specially formulated for dry, itchy, and scaly scalp. Apply directly to the scalp and comb to distribute throughout the hair.
• Before going to sleep at night spray Pink Oil Moisturizer Glosser with Shea Butter, Aloe Extract, and Jojoba Oil on your hair. Consider investing in either a satin sleep cap or satin pillowcase. Both are low cost items.
• Hair grows about ½ inch per month, but split or dry ends can cause hair to break and it will seem like your hair is not growing. Trimming those ends can help prevent breakage.