Let’s talk hair care... I was kindly sent this hair oil to test out and tell you guys about. I’ve been using it consistently for the last month, 2-3 times a week. I use it the night before and wash out the next day or put it on in the morning and wash out before bed. I literally drench my hair with the oil from root to tip. From the first use my hair felt really soft. Over the last 4 weeks I’ve noticed my hair has grown quicker than it has been since I cut it. I use it on my daughter after washing her hair because she has really dry hair that gets tangled easily. The oil makes her hair much more manageable, but a little goes a very long way if you’re going to use it after washing your hair as it can look greasy. When you wear hijab you tend to forget about your hair. Post- partum, I went days without even brushing my hair so I did the mum chop, looking forward to growing my hair out again InshaAllah. My hair feels so soft, healthy and nourished after using this. I would highly recom
I've discussed some of these issues in my blog post 'When are you having a baby?' as well as the post 'PCOS Nobody wants to talk about it' so you may want to read those posts as well if you are going through these issues yourself. I want this post to give you a heads up if you're going to get married soon, to let you know that getting pregnant in the first place isn't plain sailing for a lot of women and if you find yourself in that situation then it's ok and it will be ok inshaAllah. For women trying to conceive, a little hope by letting you know that there are success stories for people who have gone through fertility issues and that you are definitely not alone. I'm currently reading Michelle Obama's biography titled 'Becoming', half way through reading about such a driven and ambitious woman I read the part about her and her husband trying for a baby. "Fertility is not something you conquer. Rather maddeningly, theres