Afro & Dreadlocks

Well all that I know is hair is different, African American hair needs moisture and pH retention. I use Bond and Vitamin Restof by DNA Superb. You can get it at related links below here. I live in Canada and originally heard about it from my Korean girlfriend she uses it on her hair when she is swimming and it protects her hair from getting frizzy matted and damaged so I tried it and 8 inches of growth later I am still using it. It protects my hair well.

go to a barber or hair stylist and get it cut into the classic round afro shape shampoo your hair 2 or 3 times a week depending on how dry it gets and condition every day after you get out of the shower while the fro is still moist use an afro comb to pick it out and remove all knots then pat it down into the round shape and keep doing that for as long as you want a healthy fro. And don't use any other hair products other than shampoo and conditioner unless maybe you absolutely need some anti friz or something because everything else will just damage and unwantedly manipulate your hair into a mess

They just let them grow; cutting your hair is against the Rastafarian way of life.

Their Are Fifferent Types. Look On You Tube

kinky twist last 2 to 3 months depending on how you maintain them if you wrap evey night and moisterize your hair they should last the full time but you can take them out whenever you want it all depends on you

Yes there are different types of dreadlocks, they come in all shapes in sizes and all form with whatever type of original hair you have. There are different types of dreadlocks due to the types of hair that people have before starting dreadlocks and the type of method they use to initially start there dreadlocks. Some methods such as using a crochet hook is an aggressive method that makes that hair tight immediately while some still form locs by simply doing nothing. Just check out pictures and it quickly becomes apparent that there are different types.

of course you can.

first get a haircut like Michael Jackson.

back at the 60s when he made big boy.

then wait for a few months.

then you get an afro.

posted on June 20 1986.

In relatively new locks, you should be able to comb them out by starting at the tip and slowly combing out the knots. In more mature locks you can soak your head in conditioners, or olive oil, then comb out.

never use; Dreadlock Wax.
If you want to wash them; residue-free shampoo, or dreadlock-specialized shampoo.
If you want them to be more dry and lock faster; sea salt/water solution.
If you want them to be smoother and less brittle, Shea butter or natural oils (which do NOT leave residue build-up in your locks).

The amount of packs of hair you would need for kinky twists would depend on the size you want them and the brand you get. For the most part if you have at least four or five packs you should be okay and maybe have some left over.

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A good multi-vitamin will give your hair amazing texture and a glossy look. To make your hair grow faster you should massage your scalp for about 10 minutes at least once a day. By doing this you will increase stimulation which will result in faster hair growth. Oh, and cutting the ends of your hair every few weeks doesn''t hurt either. :)

Yeah, cut off the split ends, massage scalp, apply coconut oil (I recommend) 3x a week and sleep with it in overnight. Then when you wash it out in the morning, soak your hair with almost ice cold water and it'll strengthen the cuticles so your hair doesn't fall out when you brush it.

you need "afro kinky" or the "bob marley" braiding hair. Its the real nappy lookin weave

you put one piece over the other as if doing a regular braid.

take three small pieces of hair, and do a normal braid. Switch the left hand piece with the middle, then the right hand piece with the middle (that used to be the left). Repeat until you are half way through the natural hair and extensions being used. Upon reaching your desired amount of coverage (meaning the amount of hair you want in the braid and the amount you want hanging), the suggested amount of coverage is after your natural hair ends. Then knot it off with a slip knot and move on to the next braid.

you usually have to grow it a year and 6 months

well you bleach it to level 9-10 blonde (pale yellow) and then tone it (use an ash blonde toner like wella color charm) and dye it with ion titanium or pravana has a silvery one to so yeah or use a purple depositing shampoo (like sparkle lights), hope this helps!

The world's longest documented hair belongs to Xie Qiuping (China) at 5.627 m (18 ft 5.54 in) when measured on 8 May 2004. She has been growing her hair since 1973 from the age of 13. “It’s no trouble at all.

For the most part they won't a lot depends on the size you get...the type of hair you you and if you are able to keep them moisterized....keeping hem moisturized is the key. The most important thing to do is NOT apply to much tension to the hair being twisted. When twists are too tight, then can pull the scalp and cause small bumps that could later turn into temporary hair loss. It can also make the scalp red, itchy and sore, if too tight.

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If you care about you hair you will wait about a week . I wear weave a lot I know how rough and course your hair can become.. I actually perm my hair a day after I take my weave out then wait a couple days and get another swe In.

Does your hair look like you've stuck your finger in an electrical outlet? Do you have frizziness, split ends and breakage that you just can't seem to get a handle on? I know how frustrating this problem can be. Whether you've had your hair relaxed, dyed it too much, bleached the you-know-what out of it or it's just suffering from a severe case of heat exhaustion, there are options that can help.

First of all, it's important to understand what your hair is going through. Harsh chemicals, heat from styling tools, and many other factors can cause your hair to dry out and become unruly. So, let's go over some basic ground rules for damaged hair. Remember that wet hair is most easily damaged, and it breaks much more easily than dry hair. Running a brush through wet hair can cause breakage that falls beyond repair. If your hair is damaged, purchase a wide toothed comb to detangle your wet hair after you shower. The wide teeth will prevent your hair from being pulled too hard, as it would be with a regular brush, therefore causing less damage. Next, for dry hair, invest in a soft bristled "baby" brush to smooth your hair, as these brushed disperse natural scalp oils into the hair follicles. This coats the dry hair and can make it look shinier and healthier. Also, remember that with dry, unruly hair, daily shampooing is often not required. If you feel like you need to shower daily, try rinsing your hair with warm water, and then applying a light conditioner. Shampooing too often can irritate the scalp and wash away helpful, natural oils. Sometimes, a rinse is all you really need.

Many cosmetologists argue that conditioners high in silicones are bad for damaged hair because they only mimic what healthy, supple hair would be like by coating damaged hair follicles in silicone. This makes the hair appear to be shinier, have more natural movement and feel softer to the touch. The truth is that damaged hair cannot truly be repaired. We can make it look healthier until more new hair grows in, but it can't be returned to it's original state. There are protein treatments that can deposit proteins directly onto the damaged follicles, but even these do not "cure" problem hair. They too can make it softer and more manageable, but the only way the hair will be restored is to cut it off and what for it to grow back.

One treatment, I've found, is a true miracle for distressed hair. Ion's "Emergency Hair Repair Kit" is something almost from heaven. Three tiny bottles of magic, is what I like to call it. You can find it at beauty supply stores that sell professional products. It costs under ten dollars, and depending on the length and texture of your hair, you can obtain up to four uses per box. It utilizes restructuring proteins, silicones and other ingredients that will leave your hair feeling silky and soft. The box, which is a triangle in shape, contains three one-fluid-ounce bottles. Step One is the Volumizer, Step Two is the Repair serum, and Step Three is the Moisture serum. Use this product while you are taking a shower, one to two times per week. After wetting your hair, apply one third of the Step One Volumizer (Watch out, it's a thin liquid) to your hair. Rub it in gently, and do not rinse. Secondly, apply the Step Two Repair serum over the top of the Volumizer. Saturate your hair, and a thin, watery lather will form. Lather your hair very gently and leave the product in for up to five minutes. (Just enough time to shave your legs!) Next, rinse the product out of your hair. Apply one third of the Step Three Moisturizing serum as you would a conditioner. Leave in for three to five minutes. Rinse thoroughly, and apply your regular conditioner afterwards, if you wish. That's all there is to it- and you will immediately notice healthier, more supple hair.

When styling and drying your hair, remember that using the low heat setting on your blow dryer is your best choice. Yes, it takes awhile, but the results you will achieve will be worth it. When using straighteners, curling irons, or hot rollers, remember also to use these on a low heat setting. Leave them in a bit longer and you should be able to achieve the same results that you did on a high setting. This will spare your hair the drying effects of heat where they need help the most: at the ends.

A healthy, more manageable mane is possible with the right products and precautions. Just remember to keep all of your heat setting on low, don't shampoo too often, condition on a regular basis and apply specialty products, such as the Ion Emergency Hair Repair Kit, if needed.