Chocolashea Hair and Body Products

I have received and used some of her products. Here is my review:

Black Soap and the Vanilla Bean soap bars....O...M....G.....! The best soap I have used in YEARS!!!
I love the smell and all though the black soap dries my skin out a bit, it's awesome on my hair!  The vanilla bean soap which contains olive oil is definite for me! I love love love it!!!!

This Aloe-Vera Multipurpose Spritzer is awesome!!! Whenever my scalp feels dry or my locs start looking like they need somemoisture...SPRITZ SPRITZ SPRITZ, massage and keep it moving! It's so soothing on my scalp and my locs seem to love it! I also use it after I style my hair just to give my locs a little more shine.


Chocolate Whipped Hair Butter with Black Seed oil. If you love chocolate I definitely RECOMMEND this hair butter. I don't know how she does it but it smells JUST LIKE CHOCOLATE!!! I applied this hair butter on my locs before curling them with my pipe cleaners. I still haven't removed my pipe cleaners but my locs feel wonderful to the touch and look shiny! (making me love my hair color even more because it doesn't look dull anymore).

Peppermint Patty Hair Candy wow! It smells exactly like a peppermint patty! Now I'll be honest, I'm not a peppermint patty fan but I will be using this on my clients that do :) It's whipped butter just like the chocolate whipped hair butter so I know my clients will love it :)
Stay tuned for more products reviews :) I'm just getting started!!!
Peace and Blessings!

Loc Treatment Feb. 2011

It's been a while since I put a deep conditioner in my locs...the time has come :)

I shampooed my locs with VO5 Kiwi Clarifying Shampoo and then did a quick ACV rinse (1/2 cup of apple cider vinegar 1/2 cup of water then rinsed out with just water).

Before starting the shampooing process I mixed my mother's favorite (wella) deep conditioner:
Cholesterol, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Mayo, 1 egg, cinnamon oil (this concoction has kept my hair strong and healthy since I was little, I don't know if it'll work for everyone...I'm just posting what works for my texture which is thick, dry and curly)
I started at my scalp and worked my way down to the tips. Then I put a plastic shower cap over my locs and tied a scarf on top of it. I tend to leave my conditioners on for quite some time, usually on the days that I clean the house, I put a deep conditioner in my hair and let it work while I'm working around the house. Since I'm not using a hairdryer or blow dryer for heat, the heat from the plastic and physical activity gives it just as much heat.  If you're trying this at home, you can leave it in your hair for anywhere between 30mins - 6hrs or so depending on your time schedule.
Rinse thoroughly and style as usual :)
Pics coming soon...stay tuned!

As promised here are some pics after I interlocked my new growth

ACV rinse regimen

Ok so this was my regimen today:
I shampooed my hair with Bio Infusion Olive Oil Conditioning Shampoo
I mixed 50/50 water and apple cider vinegar (I added some aromatic herbs my mom sent me) and let it sit in my hair for about 10 mins.
I conditioned my hair with Garnier Fructis Fortifying Cream Conditioner (Length & Strength)

Treatment Recipe

This is a recipe that I am currently using on my hair. I don't know how well it'll work for other people but for me it leaves my hair feeling stronger and softer.

Miracle Whip
1 Egg
Honey
Aloe gel
Conditioner
Leave-in conditioner

Heat it up in the microwave about 20 seconds then saturate the hair with the mix. Cover hair with plastic bag or cap then tie a head scarf over and leave in hair for 1 hr to overnight.

Shampoo out then condition hair (if desired but after that treatment...you won't have to), twist new growth and style.

Pics coming soon....

Stay tuned ;)