1. Jamaican Black Castor Oil
I'm no stranger to castor oil, it was one of the oils I used when I first chopped all my relaxer hair off and it helped to re-grow my badly thinning edges in a fairly short amount of time. The thing about castor oil is that it's pretty thick, and my scalp sweats a lot during the summer. I've only used a generic castor oil but the Jamaican Black castor oil has been received so well by both women that wear their hair natural and those that don't that I was inclined to purchase a bottle.
2. Shea Moisture Nourishing Hair Color System
I have to admit, I'm one of those girls that colors her hair at home. Yep, I've been self-coloring my hair for a long time and other than a really bad hair breakage problem from coloring my hair way too light many years ago, I'm not intimidated by at-home hair coloring. That being said, I've wanted to try a red or orange hue for the fall. Shelly of Glam Natural Life shared her results with using the coloring system and completely sold me! Keep in mind, I am not recommending that anyone attempt to color their hair themselves unless consulting with a professional first.