FASHION 101: HOW TO HANDLE NATURAL AFRICAN HAIR(FOR BEGINNERS)
I have virgin hair, I've been natural for almost 4 years now, I do not like kinky hair!! Have you heard those statements before?! I'm sure you have..heheh...
Well Natural kinky or Virgin hair is African hair which has not been relaxed with relaxing chemicals or agents. With time these hair probably becomes Afro when left over a period of years.
When handling virgin hair, shampoo once or twice a week, because African hair tends to be dry. De-tangle hair before washing it so it will be easier to wash and do not forget to condition. conditioning helps to restore moisture. A blow drier can be used to blow dry African hair and then you could also use these protective hairstyles on your hair.( twist, braids and bantu knots.
Twisting and braiding your natural african
hair are one of the many many
protective hairstyles for natural
hair. There isa also the bantu
knot hairstyle.
a weave-on can also be sewed into your hair. The weave-on should last for about a month or a month plus, depending on you but not less than that. Food high in protein and other healthy nutrients should be eaten to also aid the health and growth of both body and hair.
Moreover persistence in these health habits and patience will lead to a growth of healthy and perfect hair.
We hope you try this healthy tips and see amazing result and may your skin continue to glow and your Afro continue to grow.
Well Natural kinky or Virgin hair is African hair which has not been relaxed with relaxing chemicals or agents. With time these hair probably becomes Afro when left over a period of years.
When handling virgin hair, shampoo once or twice a week, because African hair tends to be dry. De-tangle hair before washing it so it will be easier to wash and do not forget to condition. conditioning helps to restore moisture. A blow drier can be used to blow dry African hair and then you could also use these protective hairstyles on your hair.( twist, braids and bantu knots.
Twisting and braiding your natural african
hair are one of the many many
protective hairstyles for natural
hair. There isa also the bantu
knot hairstyle.
a weave-on can also be sewed into your hair. The weave-on should last for about a month or a month plus, depending on you but not less than that. Food high in protein and other healthy nutrients should be eaten to also aid the health and growth of both body and hair.
Moreover persistence in these health habits and patience will lead to a growth of healthy and perfect hair.
We hope you try this healthy tips and see amazing result and may your skin continue to glow and your Afro continue to grow.
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