When using lotion/moisturiser, make sure to rub it into cuticles as well. Apply nail hardener as it helps strengthen nails. When cutting your nails use a sharp manicure scissors/clipper; trim your nails straight across, then round the tip in a gentle curve. Nutritional supplements,biotin(always seek advice before taking anything), might help strengthen weak or brittle nails. Thank you for the Tips Ntombi, Nail Care Technician.

Moisture moisture moisture. Ethnic hair requires that much more than Caucasian hair. So apply a water based moisturiser followed by oil/butter that’s going to seal in the moisture. – get into the  habit of reading what’s on the ingredients list of the products you are buying. – healthy hair starts at the scalp. So what you eat has an impact on the health of your hair. Healthy eating habits paired with a healthy hair regimen will bring hair growth. – Less heat on your hair. Avoid blow drying your hair at all costs. I straighten my hair maybe twice or thrice a year. If you have natural hair you can stretch your hair by doing Bantu knots or two stand twists. – Drink more water for hydrated hair. Moisturise and nourish your hair and skin from the inside out by drinking water. For anyone interested in knowing more or getting imbewu products. I can be contacted on info@imbewunaturals.com The website will be up soon http://www.imbewunaturals.com