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Dark Hair: Cocoa, Chocolate, or Strong Coffee

Melt the chocolate in a double-boiler and cool it down a bit, so that you don’t burn your scalp. Alternatively, blend half-cup of cocoa powder with half-cup of organic plain yogurt, two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar or two tablespoons of lemon juice. You need some gentle acid to help pigments penetrate your hair shaft. Another bonus: an absolutely gorgeous shine.

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A lavish, supple, glossy silver mane is incredibly attractive and can tell a lot of good things about woman’s health and her realistic approach to aging. Yet, most women I know would prefer toxic dye jobs than letting their hair age gracefully. Unfortunately, the only way to reliably cover gray hair is to use permanent hair dye, and if you are after permanence, you end up with ammonia and peroxide. The more dramatic change of color you want, the more chemicals you end up with, so it’s best to stick to your own color and play with ammonia-free dyes to enhance your natural beauty.

If you decided to stop coloring your hair and embrace your gray locks, your first task would be to prevent the telltale border between your natural color and the artificial one. "You can strip out all the permanent color, but that takes a lot of chemicals,” says Manhattan hairstylist John Masters, who pioneered the art of organic hair care and non-toxic dyes in his John Masters Organics ... Read more »

A lavish, supple, glossy silver mane is incredibly attractive and can tell a lot of good things about woman’s health and her realistic approach to aging. Yet, most women I know would prefer toxic dye jobs than letting their hair age gracefully. Unfortunately, the only way to reliably cover gray hair is to use permanent hair dye, and if you are after permanence, you end up with ammonia and peroxide. The more dramatic change of color you want, the more chemicals you end up with, so it’s best to stick to your own color and play with ammonia-free dyes to enhance your natural beauty.

If you decided to stop coloring your hair and embrace your gray locks, your first task would be to prevent the telltale border between your natural color and the artificial one. "You can strip out all the permanent color, but that takes a lot of chemicals,” says Manhattan hairstylist John Masters, who pioneered the art of organic hair care and non-toxic dyes in his John Masters Organics s ... Read more »

It’s a fact;
every woman desire the fashionable look of shiny and healthy "bone-straight hair”
but unfortunately use chemicals, straighteners or hair weaves to achieve this style

The most common method of straightening hair
involves the use of a heated flat iron that severely damages the hair’s shaft over time. ... Read more »