Pls can I av ur contact? Cus I didn't really understand d whole directions etc. Some items I can't get. I use to av very long good hair but ever since I cut it for a short hair style and constant fixing, it stopped growing. I need dis whole in person or on d phone pls. Can u pls help? Thanks for ur kindness.

Nice neh...but....

Pls what date exactly is d enugu naturalista's meeting holding n do we have to pay to attend....pls I need more information on dat.

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Is that your natural hair? wow! so long and pretty.

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No way!!!!! Look at all that haiiiirrr and my mum will be making noise that I have long lovely hair.look at this haiirrrr.pls show me how to make my hair longer I normally use natural products to condition and steam.I will upload my method mix on my blog this week for u guys to see how I make my hair mask.stay glued to www.ladybugbyene..com
Pls visit, follow, comment, share and subscribe. It would really mean a lot. And you won't be disappointed. Cheers guys!

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Do regular covering of hair protect it from African harsh weather

ucmabel:
Do regular covering of hair protect it from African harsh weather

That's it. Green house effect is the way to go.

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kimannie222:
@nappilynigerian those hair products you listed that you use, i found most of them on Jumia, especially the ORS products, so I'm purely Nigerian of course and one of my aunty's that had really short hair used the ORS products and her hair grow really long!, i have very long hair to and I'm trying to grow my hair naturally now using this just for me product lol, so now i want to switch back to ORS products but i have very sensitive hair, do you think i can still use these products?. Kai that eh keracare or whatever i checked it online and it is expensive!

Yes you can still use ORS line on sensitive hair.

Yudeeaikay:
Pls what date exactly is d enugu naturalista's meeting holding n do we have to pay to attend....pls I need more information on dat.

Hi dear, it is on the 13th of June 2015. Here's the flyer. It costs N500 to attend which also qualifies you to take part in a giveaway of hair products.

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NappilyNigerian:
Stop breakage and dryness, grow your hair longer with NappyGirl Ubermoist three step kit!

pls how much is d kit?

Rehil:
pls how much is d kit?

Pls send an email to nappilynigeriangirl@gmail.com

Due to demand, I have started making my personal blend of oil I use for my Indian Oiling Treatment. It is made up of 100% pure oils and herbal extracts. It has the following functions.
Bhringrag extract has been scientifically proven to improve hair growth.
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pls been sending u mails it has not bin going thru.let me have ur number

Hi, I just started reading your post @nappilynigeria and in your blog u listed out products and I saw bentonite clay I want to know if its nzu that we igbo give to guest and its also used on skin for infection and rashes. Also I want to know how to use it and am transitioning U really inspired me. Thank you very much

flawlyss:
Hi, I just started reading your post @nappilynigeria and in your blog u listed out products and I saw bentonite clay I want to know if its nzu that we igbo give to guest and its also used on skin for infection and rashes. Also I want to know how to use it and am transitioning U really inspired me. Thank you very much

Thank you for your kind words. No, nzu is different from bentonite clay. Bentonite clay is volcanic clay and to my knowledge we don't have active volcanoes in Nigeria .

I am business women working in a multinational company. I have a very bad hairline and it started 15 years ago when I started wearing hair extensions, Hence the most damage done. I discussed with lot of my friends about to fix the hair damage. After that i came to know about NuHairRx serum. I afraid after one week of usage and i felt no result. My mind told atleast i should try some months. But 3 to 4 months usage, i can see the improvement of my hairs length and thickness. Feeling very happy. Lol.

Hello ladies, check out my topic on nairaland and kindly comment. https://www.nairaland.com/2395510 /how-style-single-braids- pix/1#35879796

Simple updo on short natural hair. Go to www.nappilynigeriangirl.com for the tutorials

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KrystalRuby:
You can order for your jamaican black castor oil , call 08136842857 and we will deliver where ever you are. We are in Abuja for those of who stay here to. The black castor oil goes for #3000 only

Pls can you deliver to Osun state?

hi. i have just read through this thread. i am having challenges to keep the length of my hair. i am on natural for many years but this hair will not stop breaking after each braid &weave. it is now in a sorry state. my front hairline has completely gone due to ghana weave i unbraided just like naomi cambel. the top will mnt tangling and break each time i combe and my texture is light and thine. pls kindly put me through

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bellatom:
hi. i have just read through this thread. i am having challenges to keep the length of my hair. i am on natural for many years but this hair will not stop breaking after each braid &weave. it is now in a sorry state. my front hairline has completely gone due to ghana weave i unbraided just like naomi cambel. the top will mnt tangling and break each time i combe and my texture is light and thine. pls kindly put me through

I think you know what the problem with your hair is, the braids and weave. I would find another protective style that will allow me to properly care for my hair. Also your hair sounds like it's very dry and brittle. Deep conditioning and daily moisturising would help with that.

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NappilyNigerian:
A lot of people don't think Nigerian hair can grow long and soft unless they are mixed or their hair is relaxed...that isn't true.

Nigerians can have soft and long hair too whether relaxed or natural.

The problem is that we don't really know how to care for our hair type.

The Indians know how to care for their coarse straight hair (coarse being that their hair strands are thick ...people confuse coarse with 'the feel of the hair' not the strand thickness...your hair can be coarse and feel soft).
The Brazilians, the Chinese, the Caucasians all know how to care for their hair type but unfortunately many Africans don't know how to care for their hair.

They'll use products and methods suited for the hairtypes of other races ....and when their hair revolts by being hard, dry, break and such....they blame the hair....not the products or methods!

The key to growing soft, long Nigerian hair is this "NOURISH THE SCALP, STRENGTHEN THE HAIR".

Avoid products and methods that clog or dry out the scalp.
Avoid products and methods that damage the hair strands.

Most Nigerians have hair (in it's natural state) that is
-very coily
-fine stranded
-porous

which make it prone to dryness (reason for the hard to touch) and breakage (reason we don't have long hair).

Even if your hair is relaxed, it can't change the fact that our strands are much thinner and flatter than the straight hair of other races and the chemicals make our hair even more fragile.

Here are simple tips to grow Nigerian hair long and soft.

1.Nourish the scalp

-Natural oils and butters contains nutrients that nourish the scalp.
The scalp is the soil from which hair grows.

-Scalp massages with oils know to stimulate hair growth is beneficial not only to growing hair but also to growing stronger, healthier hair that can withstand styling and be less prone to breakage (which is the reason why one is stuck with one length forever!!!!)..

- Washing the scalp with harsh products dry it out leading to scalp problems and poor hair growth. So use good quality products.

The Indians know it. The Brazilians know it!


2. Strengthen and protect the hair:
- The hair that grows out of your scalp is relatively is not living tissue.Healthy, soft hair starts from the scalp.

- Because our hair is super coily, the natural oils on our scalp cannot flow down to the ends of our hair. (same thing even when you're relaxed. You can't get all the kinks out without damaging the hair).
So a light coating of natural oil daily helps lubricate and protect the strands and retain moisture.

- Speaking of moisture, dryness is the reason our hair feels hard to touch and the reason it breaks.
It's important to use hair products that draw moisture to the cortex of the hair strands keeping it supple, flexible, soft and less prone to breakage. (meaning more visible growth).

- Also don't rip through tangles with a comb (never use those blue rat tailed comb!)
Use a wide tooth comb and detangle from bottom to top as carefully as you would detangled your treasured Brazilian/Peruvian/Indian weave.

- If you're relaxed, make sure your hair is completely dry and oiled (I love coconut oil) before detangling. If you're natural, damp or wet detangling with slippery conditioner will save your length.

Here's a picture of my hair using the right methods and products for my Afro textured hair and I hope to grow it even longer!

Pls show pic of the wide tooth comb