A common misconception among black women is that natural hair is more difficult to manage than relaxed hair. Caring for natural hair does require different techniques but these techniques are just different not necessarily more cumbersome than relaxed hair care methods. Of course at the root (pun intended) of the “difficult to manage” argument is ...
Many women of African decent have opted to go natural but are not sure how to. You now know you want to be a beauty with naturally textured hair but are not sure how to make the transition from relaxed to natural. There are a few different ways which can adhere to any type of ...
As a curly girl with kinky coils, I have tried my share of hair products. Some did not work so well for my curls. While others worked OK at one stage of my journey then stopped working after a while. But there are few that have worked for me from transitioning, after my big chop, ...
When you’ve been relaxing your hair for years and you want to go natural, sometimes the process is easier said than done. It can be extremely overwhelming especially if you don’t know how to deal with your natural texture. Yet don’t be alarmed use these tips, to make the transitioning process much easier. When Going ...
Decide if going natural is really what you want to do. Will you have time to take care of your hair? Will you want to? Are you willing to give up relaxers? Are you ready for the stereotypes and negative connotations associated with natural hair? Are you ready for the haters? Some of whom may ...
Caring for natural black hair can be time-consuming, but the end result if done right makes it all worthwhile. The hairstyles you choose during your grow-out phase (right after the big chop especially) will determine whether or not you will be successful in having long hair. Hair growth can be promoted by the type of ...
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