
The Natural Hair Care Handbook
Fine, wavy, curly or coily? Find your four hair facts in 10 minutes and build a routine that…
Gentler washing, simple homemade scrubs and butters, a deodorant swap that works and a bathroom shelf you can read. Find what your hair needs most and plan your wash days.
Every play draws new questions from a big bank, so the tools change each time you come back. Each one ends with a clear result, a safety note and the next step.
Moisture, scalp balance, volume, curls or repair? Find out.
12 questions ยท 25 in the bankStart โShampoo, deodorant, toothpaste: do you know what is inside?
10 questions ยท 20 in the bankStart โScore your bathroom shelf and find your first swap.
12 questions ยท 22 in the bankStart โThe right wash days, steps and weekly treatment for your hair.
8 questions ยท 12 in the bankStart โScore your bathroom shelf and find the three easiest swaps.
9 questions ยท 10 in the bankStart โA weekly wash, treat and style plan for your hair type.
7 questions ยท 8 in the bankStart โKnow your hair type, plan your wash days and make your own hair and body care, with exact amounts and a safety line on every recipe.






Fine, wavy, curly or coily? Find your four hair facts in 10 minutes and build a routine that…

40 body-care recipes with exact amounts, keeping times and a safety line for every one: scrubs, butters, deodorants…

Natural deodorant gave you a rash? It's usually the baking soda. Here's how to pick and switch the…

Read your hair in 10 minutes with 5 simple checks, then get a starting routine for straight, wavy,…

40 hair and body recipes with exact amounts in metric and US, how long each one keeps and…

60 bathroom products and their simpler swaps, from shower gel to mouthwash. Swap as things run out: nothing…
Most hair does well with two or three washes a week. Shampoo the scalp, condition the lengths, rinse cool and dry gently. Fine hair wants lighter products; curly hair wants more moisture and less brushing.
Warm a tablespoon of olive or coconut oil, work it into the lengths (not the scalp if it gets oily), leave it for 30 minutes, then shampoo and condition as usual. Once a week is plenty.
| Recipe | Amounts | Keeps |
|---|---|---|
| Sugar scrub | 4 tbsp sugar + 2 tbsp oil | About 3 months, dry spoon |
| Whipped body butter | 60 g shea + 30 ml sweet almond oil | About 6 months |
| Oat bath | 4 tbsp oats in a cotton bag | Make fresh |
| Lip balm | 1 tsp beeswax + 2 tsp oil | About 6 months |
Keep a scrub jar dry: use a clean spoon, never wet fingers, and it will not grow mould.
A deodorant handles smell; an antiperspirant reduces sweat. If you switch to a natural deodorant and get a rash, a baking-soda-free formula is often gentler. For teeth, keep brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, floss, change your brush every three months and see a dentist regularly.
Two or three times a week suits most hair. Oily scalps may need more, curly hair often less.
It makes a lovely pre-wash treatment on the lengths, washed out after.
Baking soda is a common cause. Try a baking-soda-free formula and patch test.
Dentists recommend fluoride for most people. Ask your dentist before changing.
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