How I wish election will be done every year. At least that will help our situation. So Eluu P can make some people become restless. Our politicians will have sense by fire

folake4u:


1. When buying, just sha tell the vendor the nature of your hair.

2. When your hair is dry and brittle, it will not thrive well. Leave in conditioner is important. African natural hair needs moisture.
Lol. So you sleep on your pillow with your hair scattered all over? Omo. You're trying oh.
First and foremost, you need a hair bonnet to protect your hair. When you make a fresh hair and you've applied your Leave in conditioner, when you sleep on your pillow without a hair bonnet, all the hair goodness you put on your hair scalp will be found on your pillowcase, leaving it dirty and also leaves dirt on your face.
Hair bonnet helps to retain the moisture of the hair products so your hair isn't left dry or brittle. Sleeping anyhow without the bonnet makes your hair rough on time, making it unattractive too.

3. Oh okay. My hair is rubber too. It doesn't curl easily. Only the tips of my hair curl like MADDDDDDD.

4. Lol. I understand sha. E nor easy to maintain natural hair. E dey chop Money wella.

I'd advice you just start with the basics for hair care first.
A. Cleansing with shampoo. About the shampoo, make sure you don't use a shampoo that doesn't contain sulphate. It ain't good for natural hair.
B. Deep conditioning. Mega growth has a nice deep conditioner.
C. Leave in conditioning, comb hair gently with the right tool and style as desired.

You can also stretch your hair with that thread to know the exact length of your hair or check progress.

You be better teacher. Thanks for all this tips without me paying for the service.
Will be updating you as my hair progresses .

folake4u:




Hello ma'am. Apologies for late reply.

1. For your edges to slip, I think Eco styler gel should do the trick. Except your hair is VERY THICK.

2. Hmmm. Do you apply a leave in conditioner anytime you make your hair? Do you sleep with a satin hair bonnet? All these little little things matter.

3. My hair curls on its own too. I have rubber hair.

4. If you have the same length for years, then I'm sorry. You're not taking care of the hair properly.

(1) Will source for that.
(2) I don't in the past, but It among the new products I started using of recent . As for the satin part, capital letter NO
(3) mistake on my part. I mean to say mine doesn't curly on it own. My hair is those kind of rubber kind of.
(4) Yes I don't, na now way I chop full stomach I get time to spend on hair. Just kindly.
But actually I don't really pay attention to my hair.et me say, just few months back that I took my hair serious.

You too much folake. Thanks for the help.

folake4u:


Lol. There's no need to cry.

You just need to research on the type of hair you have. Just check Google for 4a, 4b and 4c hair type. You can also check for their pictures. You'd know where your hair falls under.


Goodluck.

Thanks babe, I appreciate will do as you suggested.

folake4u:


Hello peacefulhome. Of course, there are different varieties of African natural hair. There's the 4a, 4b, 4c and a combination type.

You need to research on the type of hair you have, and suitable hair products for it so you don't waste more money.

You don't mean it? Oh God , thanks for this information. I will not cry , let me accept my faith.