These five steps will not only help your hair grow healthier, but it will also help with hair loss, hair thinning, alopecia, and many other scalp conditions.

I have been in the hair care business for over thirty-seven years and have seen everything that could possibly go wrong with a head of hair. Without question, the most damaging commercial hair styling preparations on the market today are gels, mousses and sprays. They are now all over, even in your local health food stores.

Henna hair dye is an all-natural alternative to traditional chemical dyes. It’s amazing the colours you can achieve with only three simple plant-based ingredients. Whether you want to create a sun-streak effect, add soft shades of brunette or simply touch up your roots, henna hair colour is the right choice. Once you see the results, you may never chemically colour your hair again.

Are you unsatisfied with your henna hair colour? Are you looking to stop colouring and embrace your natural grays? Here, we offer a uniquely natural method to remove henna hair colour naturally.

I love my naturally blonde hair, but I’m always looking for new way to lighten hair naturally. As summer heats up you might find yourself hoping for a lighter look. While MM Light Blonde Henna is the perfect treat for bringing out natural highlights every 6-8 weeks, I use this rinse to keep my naturally blonde hair looking great between applications.

Chamomile Flowers: The whole flower is the key!

How toxic is your shampoo? More than you might think! That bottle which promises you thick, luxurious lather and beautiful bubbles may not only be damaging your hair, but its ingredients could also lead to diseases, hair thinning and loss, and even scalp damage.

“Non-sulfate shampoos” have become a buzzword in the hair industry, now that people are realizing just how harmful chemicals such as sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) and sodium laureth sulfate (SLES) can be. But are these chemicals really gone from the shampoos? Nope. They’ve just been renamed (SLS alone has 38 different names) or replaced with different chemicals.

Some bubbles aren't that fun...