The Mielle Blog

Our scalp naturally produces and oil called sebum which normally coats the scalp and travels down the hair shaft. But the bends, curves and twists of textured hair make it harder for this oil to travel the length of our strands, causing it to be drier than wavy or straight hair. But there’s help! Here are a few methods you can try to help infuse your hair with moisture.

Since women have been embracing their natural hair texture in recent years, so many new words and phrases have entered our vocabulary. One of these is “pre-poo”. Yes, it does sound like it refers to something else but I assure you, it has everything to do with maintaining a healthy hair 

The resurgence of women rocking their naturally textured hair is a beautiful thing! But somewhere along the line, many have become more preoccupied with length than with the health of their hair. What they don’t realize is that once you focus more on maintaining its health, length will come. Here are some healthy hair habits you should practice which will ultimately help you reach any hair length goals you might have.

At the end of every workout, the question that always arises is “What am I going to do with my hair now?” Sweaty hair is not a good look, but washing your hair isn't always the best solution, especially daily. Here are a few tips to help you take care of your hair after the gym.

MiMi Edwards is our Brand Innovations Manager. She is involved with our products from conception to shelf. She is involved with evolving the organization’s long-term innovation plans and resources which are likely to grow in scope and focus in the years to come.

Are you afraid of getting your hair straightened because of heat damage? When you do are you afraid that your hair won't last? Check out some tips to help you keep your blow out lasting longer.