Strands of Love-Natural Hair Love Affair Launches New Product in Support of Breast Cancer Prevention

Oct. 3, 2011 - PRLog -- This October, Natural Hair Love Affair is proud to sponsor National Breast Cancer Awareness Month—a time to promote regular mammograms and increase early detection of breast cancer. Natural Hair Love Affair will be donating 10% of proceeds from their new product to the Sisters Network Inc., an organization committed to increasing local and national attention to the devastating impact that breast cancer has in the African American community.

Impacted by the number of occurrences that breast cancer has played in her personal life, Ayo Ogun- Creator and Founder of Natural Hair Love Affair, is focused on empowering women diagnosed with breast cancer.
"Having an Aunt who survived breast cancer and losing a sister-friend & many other acquaintances that have been affected has been a wake up call to me," says Ms. Ogun.” Breast cancer incidence rates amongst African American women have risen and preventive health measures need to be implemented which is why I’m proud to support The Sisters Network, Inc., an organization whose core mission is support, outreach and education.”

For the first time ever, Natural Hair Love Affair has designed a limited-edition product for its campaign. This year, Natural Hair Love Affair will donate 10 percent of the proceeds from sales of its new product, ©Strand Aid – A mini hair remedy kit featuring essential tools for natural hair repair in a convenient Rx-chic tin, as well as a new product launching in honor of BCA- ©Soultanicals’ Special Attention Hair Repair.
©Strand Aid contains an organic-based, natural hair treatment oil made with coconut, argan, olive & other strand-preserving oils, a pink ribbon charm, a Hair Ingredients to Avoid Pocket Guide (highlighting known carcinogens such as the use of cocamide MEA, PEGs, parabens, including methyl paraben and many more chemicals that you find in many popular brand hair products) and a positive affirmation magnet. This kit will retail for $16.99 and 10 percent of the proceeds will be donated to Sisters Network, Inc.

Natural Hair Love Affair is a Natural girl’s one-stop shop for fun & practical Natural hair MANEtenance tools. Founded in 2011, every product is designed to meet the unique needs of a natural hair lifestyle. Natural Hair Love Affair continues to develop tools to make the natural hair journey enjoyable and is a rapidly growing business, with a belief in being equipped with tools to support a self-caring routine. Based out of Brooklyn, NY, these fun & original hair planning tools are available through natural hair suppliers, salons, and online shops throughout the U.S. and in Germany. Available online at http://www.naturalhairloveaffair.com.

©Soultanicals is a New, soon-to-be launched, soulistic line created by NHLA Creator, Ayo Ogun. ©Soultanicals is an earthy, self-love collection of hand-crafted, soul-infused, melanin-inspired, body/hair love products made with a unique blend of organic, plant-based, herbal, and African botanical ingredients. Made for the funky, earthy, natural-lovin’ individuals who are conscious about what they put on their hair & body. Visit http://www.soultanicals.com to sign up to be notified of the official launch date and receive a free product sample, while supplies last.

Sisters Network® Inc. (SNI) is a leading voice and only national African American breast cancer survivorship organization in the United States. Sisters Network is governed by an elected Board of Directors and assisted by an appointed medical advisory committee. Membership is 3000, which includes more than 40 affiliate survivor run chapters nationwide. The organization’s purpose is to save lives and provide a broader scope of knowledge that addresses the breast cancer survivorship crisis affecting African American women around the country. As a nationally recognized organization among leading medical establishments and breast cancer physicians, Sisters Network is also recognized as a critical information resource for African American women. For further information on Breast Cancer and SNI, please visit http://www.sistersnetworkinc.org.