Blog Post Collab - beautyandtee

Hey everyone! My great friend Martina has a blog called 'beautyandtee' and we've decided to collaborate on this blog post and a few more posts to come. I hope you enjoy the post!
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Hola,

My names Martina and I'm a 17 year old blogger. I blog mostly about beauty, lifestyle and motivation but there is way more to come from me. 

I'm here to do a little feature on Divinus Ater. Todays post will be about my hair regime. Grab a cuppa, sit back and keep reading.

Let me be honest with you, I don't really have one. I pretty much do whatever I feel like my hair needs. I spend hours on YouTube researching new products and methods; that's literally what I rely on.

I recently trimmed my hair for the first time in October and it's currently just passed shoulder length. I very rarely have my natural hair out, I literally live in braids; I've only recently started doing weaves. Whenever I take my hair out from whatever protective style it's in, I either wash it once in done or I wash it the next morning.

On wash day, I use my Argan oil shampoo or conditioner; depending on how long I've had my protective style in for. After that, I create a hair mask using whatever ingredients I have in my house (this is after researching the benefits of each and seeing if there are any masks that use the products I have). I leave the mask in for an hour and then wash it out. Once I've washed the mask out, I feel condition my hair using the Dark and Lovely deep conditioner, I leave this in for 30-60 minutes and then wash it out.

So now that I've washed my hair and removed all the gunk, I let my hair dry. I'm currently doing a 2 month no heat challenge so I let my hair air dry. Even before I started this challenge, I used minimal to no heat; only using heat if I needed to go somewhere urgently. 

Previously I would put coconut oil all over my hair, plait it into 4-8 sections and then wrap my hair in a silk scarf. I currently do the exact same thing but instead of coconut oil, I use Black Jamaican Castor Oil.

That's literally all that I do. I would definitely recommend purchasing some Black Jamaican Castor Oil, it's working wonders for my edges.

I hope you found this insightful.

For any questions about beauty, hair, advice or anything message me on Twitter: @beautyandtee or email me at beautyandtee@icloud.com

Make sure to check my blog out - www.beautyandtee.com

Keep supporting my girl, Kia! 

I hope you all have a great weekend.

Tee xoxo