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Things You'll Need Hot oil treatment Plasticy cap Hair dryer or warm towel Leave-in conditioning oilpH-balanced shampoo Large-tooth combNatural bristle brush Scarf, cap or satin pillowcase |
Tips Limit use of blow dryers and curling irons, which damage the hair.Clean your hair-styling tools often, as they pick up dirt, residue and oils. Clean the tools with warm water and a few drops of shampoo.Massage your scalp often to stimulate oil production. |
Trim your hair regularly to remove dry, split ends. Many stylists recommend a trim every six to eight weeks, but close-cropped hair may need a trim as often as every four weeks. |
Protect your hair by wearing a scarf or cap at night, or sleep on a satin pillowcase. Otherwise, rubbing when you move during the night may cause broken hair and split ends. |
Comb your hair with a large-tooth comb, because small teeth can break the hair. If your hairstyle requires a part, use a rat-tail comb. Brush your hair with a natural bristle brush. |
Rinse your hair with water following exercise, as rinsing adds moisture and prevents buildup of salt and sweat. |
Condition your hair each time you shampoo, using a moisturizing, protein-based conditioner containing amino acids, panthenol or hydrolyzed proteins. Massage the conditioner through the hair. Be sure to coat the ends, which are most prone to damage. |
Wash your hair once a week, using a gentle, pH-balanced shampoo. Afro hair is naturally dry, and shampooing more often strips its oils and dries the hair further. Also, too-frequent shampooing prevents natural oils to coat the entire hair shaft. Avoid shampoos containing sulfates, which also tend to dry the hair. |
Massage a light, leave-in conditioning oil into your hair every day. Use a natural oil such as jojoba, shea butter, royal jelly or coconut oil. Avoid products containing mineral oil or petroleum jelly, which clog the pores and dry the hair. |
Treat rough, dry hair to a hot oil treatment once every week, using a product with natural oils such as shea butter or olive oil. Apply the hot oil to the hair, then cover the hair with a plastic cap. Sit under a warm dryer for 15 to 20 minutes, or wrap your head with a warm towel. Wash your hair thoroughly to remove the oil. |
How to Cure Rough and Dry Afro Hair Healthy Afro hair is beautiful. However, Afro hair tends to be fragile, porous, dry and prone to damage, partly because the coiled structure of African-American hair prevents oil from spreading evenly through the hair. The problems become more pronounced if the hair is heat-styled or overprocessed. Curing rough, dry hair requires a regimen that adds oil to the hair, while minimizing damage and preserving the hair's natural oils. |
[email][/email] Naturalista:Not to misled people Can you please educate us about the products? Because, some products are not mean for African hair. |
#YoureDead. Just carry your Cross ![]() |
erunzy:Google for hair removal cream or you do constant waxing. |
The Guy must be a repentant Rapis ![]() |
rosezie4:I need to know/see the condition of your hair before I can tell you about the next steps. |
oluwawunmi:When next your hair get due for relaxing and you don't want to do a retouching. Visit a professional natural haircare for Amino treatment or a Silk-Press. With that your natural hair can be silky and you will be from headache's |
Destinygrl:Please, can you tell me about the Doctors report? For now, I dont want to suggest an artificial hair implant until I know about the previous report. Remember: True beauty its not all about your hair but, its about your state of mind. ![]() |
Destinygrl:Its best you go and see a medical doctor... He will diagnos and probably refer you to a medical lab for a test. Till then . |
Rehil:Note: There's no particular special product made for hair growth but hair enhancement. You just had to give your hair some attention same way you pay attention to your mobile phone ;Dq 1: Do not relax your hair too often. *Max 4 times a year. 2: Always rinsed your hair properly with a clean water. 3: Steam your hair atleas ones in Six weeks with a steaming kits + Ori (Shea butter). 4: Ensure you tream the flaky parts of your hair. 5: Apply Posnal hair cream directly to your scalp. |
Destinygrl:Go for a scalp massage. Like twice a week for the next 3 weeks. |
ErnieSmallzz:Avoid heavy attachment (braiding) / Ghana weaving for period of time. Wash your hair when due for washing And apply a good hair food on your scalp . Haircream or original coconut oil. |
To the ladies Post all hair related problems Am ready to answer all. Dandruff? Scanty hair? Dry scarps? Etching scarp ? E.t.c......... |
Bukiminaj:Your hair need serious attention & also tream off the shafts ![]() |
blecoblink:Nah Wahhh Oooo ![]() |
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Afro hair is beautiful. However, Afro hair tends to be fragile, porous, dry and prone to damage, partly because the coiled structure of African-American hair prevents oil from spreading evenly through the hair. The problems become more pronounced if the hair is heat-styled or overprocessed. Curing rough, dry hair requires a regimen that adds oil to the hair, while minimizing damage and preserving the hair's natural oils.
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