Decide if going natural is really what you want to do. Will it be time for you to take care of your hair? do you want Do you want to give relaxers? Are you ready for the stereotypes and negative connotation associated with natural hair? Are you ready for haters? Some of them are surprising. […]
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Many people mixed with the Caucasian and African American race tend to have thick, kinky, bushy hair that can be difficult to manage. Growing up as a mixed race child was tough, especially when I was teased daily at school for sporting bushy afros or unattractive hair styles that wasn’t up to my peers’ satisfaction. […]
If you are looking for a natural hair product, the options on the regular market will be slim. There are a variety of products made just for relaxed hair such as greases, creams and gels. These products are not effective for naturally textured hair. Organics Shea Butter and Tea-Tree Oil Moisturizer is a product I […]
In the comments section of a recent article I wrote about treating African American Hair, someone mentioned that washing their hair on a daily basis made it more manageable. As an African American woman I had always been of the opinion that washing African American hair every day would dry it out and so I […]
Black hair or ethnic hair is labeled as a “special” hair type – in a situation so desperate that it needs extra love and care. Unfortunately, this is the right intention, but the wrong perception. Black or African hair is different in texture than Caucasian or Non-Ethnic hair; However, many people all over the world, […]
Hair care products are generally classified into three categories: Caucasian, African, American, and Hispanic. Mulatto women are of mixed ethnicities. As a mulatto woman with half black and half white hair, I learned the hard way that using typical hair care products does not they are useful Here are the products that work best on […]