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I can't live without Moroccan Oil which is an oil treatment for all hair types. It is such a versatile product that it can be applied to wet, damp or dry hair and then style hair as usual. Moroccan Oil is even great on your skin during the summer when you want your arms, shoulders and legs to have that beautiful sheen and it smells heavenly. The company doesn't advertise or promote use on the skin but I've been using it in that way. I add a drop or two of this stuff to my body moisturizer and its like magic! I even use to soften my cuticles and maintain my manicures. A tiny amount go a long way.Natural Hair also known as Nappy Hair, Kinky Hair, hair that has not been chemically processed, is a style that some have to get used to. Natural Hair takes a little more time and patience but is well worth it. Natural hair is much better for your health and wellbeing as there are no chemicals burning your scalp, causing your hair to thin or fall out, and no more chemicals seeping through your brain and into your bloodstream. I went through the transition in the year 2000 from relaxed to natural.Putting the hair in a towel gently and patting will remove excess water. Rubbing is not advised, and rough combing or brushing while the hair is wet can result in breakage and loss. If a blow dryer must be used, ensure that the hair has air dried as much as is feasible to prevent heat damage.Extremely dry and damaged hair can profit from a weekly oil or hot oil treatment. This should be done when there is plenty of time, as the oil needs to be kept on the hair ideally for three to five hours. Then washing as normal can be done. Try to limit the use of hair products containing silica or alcohol. Alcohol is drying, and silica products only cause oily product buildup that is just washed out again.Oily hair should be washed more often than dryer hair, and many Americans especially simply wash their hair too often. This is harmful and damaging as well. The natural oils on the scalp and hair should not be constantly stripped away. Natural products are of course healthier for pretty hair, as well as the environment. There is no need to contribute to extra chemicals on the hair or in further pollution of the environment.