Breakage is one of the top concerns for women going natural. The line of demarcation which exist at the point where your previously processed hair meets your new growth, is usually the place where breakage is most likely to occur because it's a very fragile...
NO, Transitioning is the process of going natural while holding on to the relaxed ends which will be cut off over time. By going natural, you do not want to apply any chemicals that will alter your hair texture and natural curl pattern. Texturizers will...
Hair grows at the rate of one-quarter to one-half inch each month, depending on your genetic makeup. Other factors like hormones, medications, diet, stress can affect our hair growth. Rather than obsessing about growing your hair long, shift your focus to grooming and maintaining a...
There are 3 basic hair textures: fine, medium and coarse hair textures. Use a thread to experiment. If your hair strand is slimmer than the thread, then you have a fine hair. If it's (hair strand) the same size, then you have a medium texture,...
Applying products with high slippage level and wearing your hair in stretched styles are some of the ways to prevent your hair from tangling. kinky hair is very fragile, and every curl represents a delicate point along the hair shaft. Therefore, applying the various stretching...
Natural hair curls over itself, forms knots and tangles easily, this is due to the structure of the natural hair. When combing, it breaks easily from the knotted point....
There are several ways to achieve this, but it must be in accordance to your hair texture and type. Most importantly you need patience and commitment. Steps below will have you at your goal in no time: What you put inside you is what you're...
Type 4 hair i.e Kinky Curly: these exhibit tightly curled coils with a distinct curl pattern and experiences high level of shrinkage....
Having natural hair means you have not applied any chemical that can change your natural curl pattern. To have natural hair, you must stop applying chemical relaxers on your hair....
Hair porosity is the ability of the hair to absorb and retain moisture. It's important to know about your hair porosity as it determines the type of treatment your hair needs and how you should handle your hair per time....