Unclouded Hair Care

The beauty of braids. Braids are one of the most popular types of hairstyles today. The style has been around since ancient times, and it continues to evolve. In fact, there are many different styles of braids, such as cornrows, twists, and bantu knots. There are also several ways to braid hair. Some people prefer to use a comb to create the look, while others use their fingers. Regardless of which method you choose, the goal is always the same: to create beautiful, intricate designs. Braiding hair is a fun activity for kids and adults alike. If you're looking for...

Wig front laces come in different styles and colors. They're available at most wig stores. However, not all wigs and not all lace is made equal. There are also different types of frontal by size. The wig front lace also makes it easier to put on or take off the wig. You can choose between two types of wig front laces: one that goes through the top of the wig and another that goes through the back of the wig. If you wear a wig with a lot of volumes, you might prefer the type that goes through the top....

Why do box braids itch? Itching in your scalp is usually caused by dry skin, which can result when you use products that contain harsh chemicals. Try using less shampoo and conditioner, and switch to natural shampoos and conditioners instead. The Basics of Box Braids If you’re looking for a quick hairstyle with minimal effort, try box braids. They’re also known as cornrows because they resemble rows of corn. To make them, simply braid sections of hair into small loops, then secure them with clips or pins. You can wear them up or down, and they work well with any...

Hair extensions are a great way to add volume and length to your natural hair. But sometimes, even though you've washed your hair thoroughly, your scalp still feels itchy after wearing the extensions for a while. This is because your scalp has become irritated by the glue used in the extensions. Causes Of Scalp Itchiness There are several reasons why your scalp might itch while wearing hair extensions. First, the tightness of your braids can cause tension which can lead to itchiness. Second, the gel's edge control can cause irritation. Third, the chemicals used to preserve your hair can dry...

You've removed your braids, now what? First things first, do not panic! All the hair that is shedding is completely normal. To put things in perspective a bit, you loose about 100 hairs a day, with and without braids. You just don't notice as much because hair is constantly falling off without your knowledge throughout your day. When you have a protective style in, the hair that sheds doesn't have any place to go, so it just builds up under your style.  Aftercare Guide Assuming you've already taken out all the hair extensions, we are going to dive into how...

Protective styles are meant to protect, however improper installation and removal can cause damage. We want you to maximize all the hair growth you can get, which is why we've provided this takedown guide to help keep that new growth alive. What You Need 1. Scissors 2. Wide-tooth comb 3. Rattail comb 4. Spray bottle with water 5. Shampoo/Conditioner 6. Leave-in Conditioner Step 1: Cut braids For this step, you will need your scissors. We recommend cutting your braids to a shorter length than what they are. This step can be a little tricky because we don't want you to...