BeautySouthAfrica - Ask the Experts - I Just Cut My Hair. I Am Trying To Grow An Afro. I Just Would Like To Know The Best Tips For A Healthy Afro, Thank You.
I just cut my hair. I am trying to grow an afro. I just would like to know the best tips for a healthy afro, thank you.
My recommendation on growing out your natural hair is to shampoo and condition your hair WEEKLY using Dark and Lovely 3 in 1 Shampoo which will cleanse, smooth and detangle hair, followed by Dark and Lovely Moisture Seal Deep Conditioner which instantly revitalizes, removes tangles effectively and leaves the hair silky soft. It protects against split ends enabling the hair to achieve length over time. Every second week, treat the hair with Dark and Lovely Ultra Cholesterol which will nourish and moisturize as well as protect against split ends.
Enjoy your well conditioned afro!
I have relaxed my hair recently and now it has become dry and breaking off. Any suggestions.
Hey. OK So Am An African Lady. Recently Have Been Having Very Bad Hair Days. I Have Relaxed Hair, And My Hair Is The Very Coarse, Thick And Bushy Type When It’s Natural. Recently My Hair Has Been Breaking Pretty Bad. So I Was Thinking Of Cutting The Relaxed Hair, To Like Remove Every Bit Of It, Go Bold And Start Afresh Keeping My Hair Naturally. What Tips Or Hints Do U Advise? I Want To Keep It Natural For Like Two Years. Will Relax It Then. My Goal Is To Have Like Hair That Reaches My Mid-back. Is It Possible For African Hair To Grow This Long? Please Assist.
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Hi Heidi, I Have Newly Relaxed Hair, But I’ve Had A Dandruff Problem For Ever. Is There A Specific Product I Can Use Without Having To Wash My Hair Twice A Week?
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