Transition is the process/journey that your hair goes through, from being relaxed to natural. This process can be hard not just on your hair but also on hair products . You may feel excited about starting your new journey like I was but then after going through a lot of trial an error products you may want to start with making a budget, especially if you are not working.
Transitioning on a budget may seem difficult at first, especially if you are a heavy spender . The truth is most product you will try won't really be necessary. If you are thinking of using natural hair products , you will find that most are a little more expensive than what you would normally use . Transition is the best time to experiment, but it can be costly, that is why a proper hair care budget is not a bad idea to keep in mind. My current hair care budget is only $10 a month.
Tip 1 . Do not get rid of your old hair products , you will notice that most of your current products will still work for your hair. When I started, I was tempted to get rid of all my hair products, but I didn't because most my hair was still relaxed and then I realize you can still use your relax hair products .
Tip 2. If you trim regularly , learn to do it yourself . This will save you money on salon trips. Get rid of split ends this will
Tip 3. I mention this before on an older post , request free samples if you can or buy a small sample size when trying out a new product , this will save you money .
Tip 4. Try not to get too excited about every new product suggested to you because not everything everyone else used will work for you . If you are looking for a new product its ok to read others review of that product , that will help you in making a good choice .
Tip 5. Purchase products on sale, whenever your favorite product is on sale try to buy as much as you can . Also, this is a good time to try out new products. You can find great deals on products online, especially certain time of the year.
Tip 6. Make a list of products you really need when practicing healthy hair care on a budget .I don't use a lot of products or hair accessories, just the most necessary . Every now and then I will treat myself to something extra .
Tip 7. Last but not least , learn to mix your own products . You can find a lot of things in your hair will love in your kitchen . There is a lot of hair recipe online, you can try this one Coconut milk Deep conditioning treatment . Creating your own products can save you some money . You can add oil to your conditioner, add water to your conditioner for a quick spritz moisturizing. These are some of the things I do and most of the product actually improved or last longer. There are plenty more you can experiment with such as using egg for protein treatment.
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Transitioning on a budget may seem difficult at first, especially if you are a heavy spender . The truth is most product you will try won't really be necessary. If you are thinking of using natural hair products , you will find that most are a little more expensive than what you would normally use . Transition is the best time to experiment, but it can be costly, that is why a proper hair care budget is not a bad idea to keep in mind. My current hair care budget is only $10 a month.
Tip 1 . Do not get rid of your old hair products , you will notice that most of your current products will still work for your hair. When I started, I was tempted to get rid of all my hair products, but I didn't because most my hair was still relaxed and then I realize you can still use your relax hair products .
Tip 2. If you trim regularly , learn to do it yourself . This will save you money on salon trips. Get rid of split ends this will
Tip 3. I mention this before on an older post , request free samples if you can or buy a small sample size when trying out a new product , this will save you money .
Tip 4. Try not to get too excited about every new product suggested to you because not everything everyone else used will work for you . If you are looking for a new product its ok to read others review of that product , that will help you in making a good choice .
Tip 5. Purchase products on sale, whenever your favorite product is on sale try to buy as much as you can . Also, this is a good time to try out new products. You can find great deals on products online, especially certain time of the year.
Tip 6. Make a list of products you really need when practicing healthy hair care on a budget .I don't use a lot of products or hair accessories, just the most necessary . Every now and then I will treat myself to something extra .
Tip 7. Last but not least , learn to mix your own products . You can find a lot of things in your hair will love in your kitchen . There is a lot of hair recipe online, you can try this one Coconut milk Deep conditioning treatment . Creating your own products can save you some money . You can add oil to your conditioner, add water to your conditioner for a quick spritz moisturizing. These are some of the things I do and most of the product actually improved or last longer. There are plenty more you can experiment with such as using egg for protein treatment.
Related Read
Tips for starting your natural hair journey
EcoStyler Moroccan Argan oil review
Natural home remedies for dandruff
Stay Connected : Facebook , Google+ , Tumblr , Twitter and Pinterest
Inspired Beauty does not accept compensation for any product reviews;
Opinions are the author’s own. Article may contain affiliate links.
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