Afro & Dreadlocks

It depends on the salon you decide to get it done at.

Like any decade, there were many things invented in the 1960s, here are just a few. The repeating rifle was made in 1960. The Twist Drill, Postcard, Pin Tumbler Lock (which is still used today in some cases) and the Maching Gun (handcranked) was made in 1961. Breakfast Cereal and Roller Skates (four-wheeled) were made in 1963.

Because our society has about as much taste in women as a guy who orders his burgers with nothing but the meat and cheese. To put it simply: the European standard of beauty is held up as the one and only ideal beauty in the western world. Black women use harmful chemicals to straighten their hair because of this. Jewish and Middle Eastern women get nose jobs because of this. Asian women have surgery to change their eyelids because of this. There are women from India who actually bleach their own skin because of this. It is unfair. Through the generations, hair straightening has sadly become so ingrained in black culture that most women do not even realize they are carrying the torch of their own oppression. Styling natural black hair is nearly a lost art. Even when they are aware of this cultural bias, many black women choose hair straightening and weaves anyway because there are simply more options.

Hairs grow from hair follicles located beneath the skin's surface. The cells in the follicles divide and push the hair out through the skin, which is why hair growth appears to be from the roots at the bottom.

You Take The Ends Of The Braids & Pull Them Up So You Can Sew The Bottoms To The Braids. No The Whole Head Is Braided SOMETIMES People Leave Out Hair In The Temple Area To Blend It In & Make It Look Natural.

Serious adverse reactions to amlodipine occur in fewer than one percent of patients who take it. Afro-Caribbean ethnicity does not seem to be a risk factor for adverse reactions to amlodipine; it is equally safe for people of all ethnic backgrounds.

There are no shampoos that straighten African American hair. Ways of straighten the hair is by a relaxer, using a flat iron or by blow drying it straight.

She dye's it pink!

They have the same kind of hair on their vulva as they have on their heads. People who have red straight hair also have the same on their vulva.

in early 2009

Willi One Blood , credited as "1st Stansfield's Man" was the young DEA agent with dreadlocks.the previous answer of "Gary Oldman" is incorrect: Gary Oldman played Stanfield, the main villain, and had short hair.

Making Dreadlocks

Backcombing

You will need:

Dread Wax

Residue Free Shampoo

Metal Comb

Rubberbands

I recommend the DreadHead Supa Dupa Dread Kit:It has everything you need and they guarantee your hair will dread.

1. Wash your hair with a residue free shampoo and let it air dry.

2. Section your hair into sections that are 1 inch by 1 inch. You can use

rubberbands to hold the sections while you section the rest of your hair.

3. Start in the back of your head, remove the rubberbands and start teasing the

hair towards your scalp. Only backcomb about a half inch of hair at a time,

this will keep your dreads from forming loops.

4. Once you have finished backcombing the that section of hair, put a

rubberband on the tip and one on the root. Add about an M&M's worth of wax

to the dreadlock and palm roll it.

5. Do this to all the sections of hair.

you don't grow dreads. im doing hairdressing at tafe ATM along with piercing, and what you need to do is get a good brush or comb and brush from tip to root so ur reversing brushing until ur hair is really knotted ( do it in thin strips so u can shape them nicely) now u need a thing called bee wax please buy it before u knot ur hair otherwise u will look like a freak in the shops !! then just twist the knotted strips to the way u like do this everyday and it takes about 2 - 3 months to get them perfect. or you could get cinamatic dreads where its like instant but i think its like $570 in Australia. goodluck

Trimming anyone hair will will cause it to grow. When you trim African American hair you take of the dead ends and make the hair more healthy which encourages growth.

you can sell anything as long as there is a buyer.

He has had them for 3 years

Propylene Glycol (PG): An active component in many African American or Ethnic hair care products, make up, lotions, mouthwashes, and deodorant, PG is the active component of anti-freeze and actually deteriorates the protein and cellular structure of African American or Ethnic hair. Protein is what your hair needs to thrive. Workers actually use gloves and goggles when dealing with this substance due to its chemical side effects and toxicity.

hair growth can take years however some products do help for quicker growth.my cousin used dax because her hair was breaking and a couple of months later her hair was longer than it was before it started breaking. so from my opinion YES.it still depends on the hair type.

u can start as small as 5cm or up you should grow it a bit longer than how long you want your dreads to be. And it also depends how you do it, if ur doing it professionally by a hair dresser then probably grow it out to how long you want your dreads to be but if u want to do it the traditional way (salt water and lots of grinding) then 5cm should do it

20-30% Relaxers are damaging to the scalp and hair. Use a flat iron. More women use flat irons than relaxers anyway.

You can get it from Sally's beauty store and some Walmart stores

You can but it wont look like dreads at first

yes African American people wash their hair like other people, only once a week if you have a relaxer though. Those who choose to go or stay natural, meaning w/o a relaxer, can wash everyday only with conditioner though. Chemicals in the shampoo can strip the hair, making it dry and brittle.

That depends greatly on genetics. There are many different types/textures of black hair, so some may grow "down" while others appear to grow outward or "up".

Yes and no. Twisted dread extensions need the heat to set the fibers. Natural dreads are usually heat sealed, too, but if you would rather not use heat you can make natural dreads and just palm roll them constantly. NEVER use dry heat such as a hair dryer, as it will melt the hair.