Every fashionista almost always end up with a cabinet or table full of varied creams, conditions, lotions, scrubs, masks, powder, serum, et al in our bid to delay the results of the wear and tear of daily living on our skin. Often times these products yield little, slow or no result at the expense of our time and resources. The good news is, beauty lovers no longer need to break the bank to attain flawless glowing skin, thanks to homemade remedies from kitchen food and fruits yield more astounding beauty results daily. Her are five neat tricks to a preserve facial skin without losing sleep over finance.

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The recent Black and proud movement, by blacks of all nations, has taken most black women back to their roots literally. The new fad is all about showing off real hair proudly. The quaint term used to identify the fad is “Natural” as opposed to the former term “Virgin hair” usually followed by a scornful glance. Natural Hair is a type of hair, whose texture hasn't been altered by chemical straighteners, including relaxers and texturizers. Pressed hair may still be considered natural because once washed, the texture returns to its unaltered state. Fashionistas spotted wearing their natural hair in beautiful dynamic styles are now called “Naturalistas”. Classy isn’t it.

Unfortunately growing and showing off your natural hair, can come with a lot of pain and headache literally. Especially if you don’t know how to take good care of yours. Below are five DIYs treatments to condition and grow your natural hair.