mohawkchic:

[color=#550000]Want to grow a Fro?- Your questions answered !!


How do I start to grow an Afro– do I need my haircut in a certain style beforehand?


If your are starting to grow your Afro from a short haircut you must make sure you have a defined hair line – this can be done with clippers, you will need to continue to keep this up until your hair starts to grow and take shape. As your hair grows and the style takes shape you may notice some hairs appear to be growing longer than others particularly on top. You need to try to get the hair on the side of your head to be an even length with the hair on top. In order to do this you will need to make sure the top is trimmed to match the slower growth of sides. This is a great style for summer.


http://www.itzcaribbean.com/Afro_hair_style.php

duduspace:

[b]mohawkchick, I know that is not you in the picture because that chic's hairdo is definitely no mohawk [/b]but that is some good and precise instruction though, you might have actually convinced some folks to grow a fro at the least you had me convinced until I remembered I was in a profession where such an exhuberant hair style would not be appreciated.

~You had me LOL here on that jibe I know you know

~If it was an hairstyle that could be achieved within a couple of weeks,i wouldnt mind trying it at all but i cant be asked to pay that much attension to my hair,but i'll wig it anytime!! i have been looking for a brown colour afro wig tho,havent been lucky finding the right type yet!!

bintab:

@sun temi, na wa for you sha. I bet you know how marijuana works . i mean the real gbana.if this guy try this remedy i bet he will be high as oke and it will take some tranquilliser to bring him down.na so his eye go dilate and probably start to pee on himself.That advise is very ridiculous and should never be embrace. @ poster--- Mohawk chick advise is the best as it is reasonable and logistic.If you can, you can check with cosmetologist, they will be able to help you.

mohawkchic:
~I couldnt find any names for hair dye for Black men to recommend except  "Just For Men" which is for grey coverage!! Soori

~I can advice You do however look on the box of the product you do buy to make sure whatever dye/colour you buy states there is  Non-toxic Coloring Agents,this means the hair dye/colour doesnt not contain peroxide & some other chemicals . . . .otherwise your hair will end up with more brownish tones than you first had!!

~There are Semi-permanent,Demi-permanent and Permanent hair colours available!!

~Have a look around your local hair store,Henna was recommended on some of the pages i browsed thro,you should check it out!Drinking lots of water helps moisturize your hair growth too.