If you want to grow your natural hair strong and healthy, check out my blog! I am a pure Nigerian girl, and my blog is dedicated to giving advice to my fellow Nigerian sisters on how to deal with their Afro hair and grow it long. If you have relaxed hair you are also welcome to have a look! Its a new blog please comment and follow! With the right hair care products and gentle handling, our hair can grow as long as we want. My hair is approaching bra strap length and I am still on my journey to longer hair! I look forward to having you all on my journey!!

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If you have any personal hair questions feel free to email me at @beautifullynappy.com

I sent you an e-mail. No reply.

@Merkki sorrry my email is beautifullynappy@gmail.com, I put up the wrong address! Sorry You can send me one now! I will definitely respond

@Merkki have you sent another email yet? If you have I have not seen it please use the updated email I put, make sure its the right one! Looking forward to your questions

beautifulynappy: @Merkki have you sent another email yet? If you have I have not seen it please use the updated email I put, make sure its the right one! Looking forward to your questions

My hair is relaxed but I need to grow the front part. It is scanty too. I'm also interested in the nappy pudding

@Merkki, if your front hair is scanty its probably because of tight hair styles. That is the number 1 cause of frontal hair loss. Stop doing overly tight buns, braids or even weaves. If you feel pressure or pain on your scalp while styling relax your grip on your hair or tell the hair stylist to relax their grip. I recommend applying Jamaican black castor oil to the scanty area and stay away from styles that put too much pressure on your front hair for a while. What is the natural pudding? Can you clarify please

beautifulynappy: @Merkki, if your front hair is scanty its probably because of tight hair styles. That is the number 1

I braid a lot. I don't use weaves. And I'm yet to find a reasonable looking wig.

Which country do you live? I can give you info on nice wigs

Merkki:
I braid a lot. I don't use weaves. And I'm yet to find a reasonable looking wig.

Also when you go braids, dont put a large amount of braids on a small section of hair, if the braids are heavier than the hair then after a while the hair will start to fall out from the roots. Be sure to tell the stylist to cut a hair section that is always a little larger or heavier than the braid that will be placed on it.

Merkki:
My hair is relaxed but I need to grow the front part. It is scanty too. I'm also interested in the nappy pudding

if your front hair is scanty its probably because of tight hair styles. That is the number 1 cause of frontal hair loss. Stop doing overly tight buns, braids or even weaves. If you feel pressure or pain on your scalp while styling relax your grip on your hair or tell the hair stylist to relax their grip. I recommend applying Jamaican black castor oil to the scanty area and stay away from styles that put too much pressure on your front hair for a while. What is the natural pudding? Can you clarify please

beautifulynappy: Which country do you live? I can give you info on nice wigs

I''ll send you an email later. I also need to get some hair products or the pudding thing you mentioned. Someone can send them to me over here. I'm not in Nigeria. Thanks for your time.

Thanks. as for the pudding, you mentioned a recipe you mixed yourself for your hair. I guess I can't remember the exact name. It was on that thread that made homepage.

Merkki: Thanks. as for the pudding, you mentioned a recipe you mixed yourself for your hair. I guess I can't remember the exact name. It was on that thread that made homepage.

Oh I sell natural hair products at affordable rates , I had a few recipes on my blog, is it the Rhassoul clay shampoo? The Avocado Conditioner? The Sheabutter Conditioner? or The classic?

Merkki:
I''ll send you an email later. I also need to get some hair products or the pudding thing you mentioned. Someone can send them to me over here. I'm not in Nigeria. Thanks for your time.

I ship hair products worldwide as well if you are interested. beautifullynappy@gmail.com

Sorry merkit u are confusing d two hairbloggers.nappy puddy is made by nappynigerian.she is d one her post made front page.beautynappy is anoda blogger.also into hair care.so u might wanna make ur choice.

I just want to make it known that I am not NappilyNigerian. I guess the nappy in the names are similar! I am Beautifully Nappy, I am also a Nigerian person who is into Natural Hair care and skin products. I believe in all my posts I have made it clear that I am a new blogger

Have a look at some of my home made hair recipes:

http://beautifullynappy./2013/11/01/6-simple-hair-recipes/

Cool blog, beautifullynappy. Your hair's 4c, yeh?

Yield: Cool blog, beautifullynappy. Your hair's 4c, yeh?

Yes it is! Thank you

Please how can one solve the problem of breakage at the middle of your hair and also serious dandruff. then can one use like 2two teaspoon of lime, 2 teaspoon of coconut oil with the black soap for washing of ones hair because of this? somebody advice I do it and then cover the hair for like 30 mins.

monimine: Please how can one solve the problem of breakage at the middle of your hair and also serious dandruff. then can one use like 2two teaspoon of lime, 2 teaspoon of coconut oil with the black soap for washing of ones hair because of this? somebody advice I do it and then cover the hair for like 30 mins.

Well Lime, Coconut oil, and Black Soap are all natural ingredients and I know coconut oil and black soap are very good for the hair. However I have not used this combination for my hair and its possible it might work. I recommend 1 Cup of Apple Cider Vinegar mixed with 2 Cups of Water, spray it on your scalp and leave in for 30-40mins and rinse. The Apple Cider vinegar cleanses and conditions your scalp, then you can put a very small amount of coconut oil on your scalp. You can repeat this once a week. Make sure its Apple Cider Vinegar and not the white vinegar

I also recommend you wash your hair at least once every two weeks to keep it clean, avoid greasing your scalp and harsh shampoos. Also try not to scratch your scalp, because scratching causes hair loss. If it itches just tap it. Also don't let stylists pull your hair, it will also cut it.

monimine: Please how can one solve the problem of breakage at the middle of your hair and also serious dandruff. then can one use like 2two teaspoon of lime, 2 teaspoon of coconut oil with the black soap for washing of ones hair because of this? somebody advice I do it and then cover the hair for like 30 mins.

You can also use 1 Table Spoon of Lemon and 5 Table Spoons of Coconut oil leave on your scalp for 30mins and rinse. You can repeat this up to twice a week, same with the Apple Cider Vinegar remedy ( pick any) if the dandruff and itching is severe. Have a lovely day and I hope this helps.

Thanks so much dear. I will try all these and get back to you.

please where can I get Apple Cider Vinegar? and how much are they selling it?

monimine: please where can I get Apple Cider Vinegar? and how much are they selling it?

I cant remember the price but its not expensive, you can get it in supermarkets like shoprite both in Ikeja and in Victoria Island. Health Plus Pharmacy both in Ikeja and on the Island. I am sure most super markets like oasis supermarket, opic plaza, mobolaji bank anthony street, beside sheraton hotel ikeja and "Park N Shop" will have it. But its fairly common in Lagos, hope this helps. Have a nice day

Merkki:
I braid a lot. I don't use weaves. And I'm yet to find a reasonable looking wig.

Maybe you can searching :royalmewigs

If you get irritated by weaves, braids or any synthetic hair perhaps you should try this! I will definitely try this before my next braid!


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the price is between 550 for d small one n 950 4 d big on. pls beautifullynappy u mentioned dt is hair type is 4c. how does one ge to know their hair type

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Well someone ( I am not sure who) developed a system of typing natural hair, based on how it looks and feels. So we know how to take of our hair based on our hair needs. Here is a picture of the chart and you chose based on the one your hair is most similar too, to be honest my hair is more 4b/4c its mixture of textures, because come areas are less kinky that others. You can also just google natural hair types.

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