Natural Hair Products Empties | NOVEMBER 2017 | SheaMoisture, Kadima, Naturalicious, Nappy Styles

Natural Hair Products Empties | NOVEMBER 2017 | SheaMoisture, Kadima, Naturalicious, Nappy Styles

 HAPPY DECEMBER 2017

 Ah... the last month of the year. Is it just me or did this year by too fast? Well, before we start off November's empties, if you have not been on our Youtube channel, DiscoveringNatural, you are missing out. Something happened last week and I created a BRAND NEW CHANNEL called DiscoveringNatural Live Streams. This is where our weekly Natural Hair Live Chat will take place. You can click here to get there and subscribe. Don't forget to click the notification bell so that you will be alerted whenever we go live. By the way, on live chats you can ask me any question.  
Now what did we use up in November
SheaMoisture Raw Shea Butter Restorative Conditioner
This conditioner has been one of our staples for about 2 years now and this was our very last bottle. Worked fine,... but I want to explore more leave in conditioners. So I will not be repurchasing. Not that anything was wrong with it, but I am just interested to see what other new leave ins are out there. #productJunkie. 
How did we use this: Most of the time, we used it as a leave in conditioner. It is a leave in conditioner that works on all hair porosity. I have used it as a cowash, rinse out conditioner, and leave in conditioner.
Where to buy it: This can easily be found anywhere hair products are being sold. I normally get mine when there is a sale, and Walgreens in my #1 spot. If you can't find it where you click, click here to get it online.




SheaMoisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Treatment Masque
This is our go to light protein treatment. We do use it at the end of each month. When we first started using this product, I would do a moisturizing deep conditioning after using it. For some reason, at that time, our strands would feel dry after using this product. For the past 3 months, I have skipped doing that moisturizing deep conditioning and find that our hair stays moisturized. I believe the reason could be the health of our hair has improved, or the products we use to moisturize our hair is doing a great job. 
Where to buy it: This can easily be found anywhere hair products are being sold. I normally get mine when there is a sale, and Walgreens in my #1 spot. If you can't find it where you click, click here to get it online
Kadima Raw Shea Butter
I have been using this for my skin and also to seal the ends of my hair. My skin has been glowing and in great health. Did you notice? LOL!.  You can find this product and many more Kadima products on their website kadimaobp.com
Here are some other ways I have used it,


Naturalicious Products
I love these products and if you look at our past empties you can see them there again. Click here to see our reviews and how we use them.

Nappy Styles Napping Quick Soft Leave In Conditioner
This is my husband's empties. In the month of November, the girls challenged their dad to a #NoShaveNovember challenge and he took the challenge, This product line worked great for him and his beard and little TWA. I think he will keep growing his bread, but not his beard. LOL! See pictures on our Instagram page, DiscoveringNatural.

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