Magic of Coconut Oil

Do you have coconut oil, almond oil, or honey in your pantry? If not, go out and buy some because these are completely natural and wonderful ways to take care of your hair - if you're not into the whole chemically-enhanced hair products. We all love natural products, so why not get something you already have and gift yourself with manageable hair?
So I was looking up ways women put up their hair in Chinese dynasties (that's RIGHT, doing my research for upcoming hair tutorials yo)... when I came across this oh fabulouso ways of haircare people used to do for 4,000 years. It's really helpful, take a look at this chart:

This is so much more helpful than the whole egg yolks splattered on hair type of thing you used to hear is a so-called great traditional method, which, by the way, is pretty disgusting anyways.

Photo credits: Hair in the Ancient Times, WakeUpWorld

Plus, just with coconut oil, here are some more beauty tips you can use! Natural eye makeup remover, what up.

Organix Coconut Milk Split-Ends Mender Review

A few months back, I found out about this glorious hair product via Seventeen magazine issue: apparently Coconut milk has been used in the Philippines to smooth out frizzy hair in hot summer days. This coconut infused hair product, Organix's Coconut Milk Split Ends Mender, is what I'm going to review for you guys today. I have used this for about 1 month already and have been dying to complete this review.

The Verdict? 

How to Fake Short Hair When You Have Long Hair

You've probably seen loads of Youtube hair tutorials on how to fake a bob with long hair, but this one is for the girls who want to fake the short hair, but don't like the bobcut look.

Inspired by Yina from Chinese drama "Fashionable Female Editor"

Left is untucked and messy, Right is the random layers of hair tucked underneath with pins

If you have long, layered hair, this volumious updo is for you! Hope you enjoy.

Step by Step sketches below to teach you how to fake shorter hair.