Caring for Black Hair : How to Grow African-American Hair: Natural Hair Growth Tips
Naturally flourishing out African-American hair requires soaking a hair each alternative week, gripping a scalp oiled with possibly tea tree or olive oil as well as covering a hair for nap during night to forestall breakage. Grow out black hair of course with beauty tips from an gifted hairstylist in this giveaway video upon hair care.
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i always thought if you wore your hair down that it would tend to grow and if it was worn up it would take longer to grow.
also, i always thought white womens hair grew faster because it was straight and the hair texture was so easily like that then their hair would tend to grow as long as it was in straight texture…
This is bad. Wash it more.
hey love4stl4sho. Just wondering. Do vitamins work? Any growth aides ?
i dont know why ppl thin black hair dont grow, plus her comment of not washing the hair more than every other week more applies to woman with relaxed hair, my hair is natural i wash it every 4/5 days depending on what products i put on it.
Good tips.
I use all of these tips already. I co-wash every 5 days or so, and shampoo probably once every 3 wks. I oil my scalp with tea tree oil for its anti-fungal properties probably every 10 days and I oil my scalp with coconut oil mixed with olive oil after every co-wash. I have dry scalp and this is a life-saver. I also use this on my ends. This helps keep my hair soft, shiny and manageable. I wrap my hair every single night with a silk scarf. Soon I’ll purchase a silk pillow case.
I agree. If I washed my hair only every other week I’d have horrible build up and greasy looking hair thats very weighed down. I co-wash every 5 days.
i didn’t know tieing your hair at night is good for the hair. no wonder my hair falls off
I agree!! Kudos to you!! =]
U have to work on your inside first. Eat healthy (lots of veggies & fruits & drink lots of water) Even if u’re takin pills!
i have afro curly hair i can’t maintain it like straight hair,thats why i have it moustrized in braids for that amout of time,and if i wash it to much it will dry out.
um excuse me all you people who talking bout washing hair i do wash my hair and alot of the other people do to but we feel your smart enough to know i wash it twice a week dum buts
i wash my hair honey
i wash my hair
ok good for you. dont remember ever telling you your hair wasnt washed though
Thank you, this was fabulous., exactly where is your shop? i would like to become a client. that is exactly what i am trying to do, grow my hair naturally. I dont live far from that area.