Hair Advice for Our Newbies

I ordered a lace wig.  the wig fits so well you cant even tell that its a wig i love it. just stress free.

Edited by Karen Shelton - August 26 2010 at 1:02pm

thankx a lot for advice...

Edited by Karen Shelton - August 24 2011 at 6:18am

I think that the hair stylist knows better what to do with your hair



Edited by Karen Shelton - August 27 2011 at 5:25pm

I appreciate the great advice fpr newbie like me on taking good care of our hair.. the type of hair a person has — whether it's straight or curly — can also affect how shiny it is. Sebum, which is the natural oil on the hair, covers straight hair better than curly hair, which is why straight hair can appear shinier.

This is all excellent advice!

I've also found different types and combinations of herbs lead to faster hair growth.

I've also tried a lot of products and the Urielpure Strengthening Conditioner has done wonders in stopping breakage and keeping my hair beautiful

The internet is wonderful in that it allows us to share information quickly and on such a massive scale.

Cheers,

Lara

Edited by Karen Shelton - August 24 2011 at 6:18am

Edited by beautiful hair - August 27 2011 at 5:27pm

If you want to consider wearing weaves. you should do your research and you can find some really good prices.

Edited by shannonmegan - September 11 2011 at 8:59am

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Yes all smart mom will definitely love this.Thank you so much.

I was wondering if anyone has any hair tips for mixed hair? I'm white, my daughter is 1/2 black (only bringing race into this post so you get a better idea about her hair type, which I desperately want to do the right thing for!!) She has super curly hair with a smooth texture, that runs approximately to her chest line when wet. I almost always (unfortunately!) keep it in a ponytail because when it dries and I go to brush it later before bed, it is not a happy situation for anyone!! I always wet it when I brush it, and it can still be quite challenging. I was using baby shampoo for curly hair, but as she gets bigger (she's now 4) that shampoo just doesn't seem to be cutting it. I switched to the Pantene that I use on my hair and that seemed to work great for awhile, but now I'm noticing that it's starting to get really frizzy in spots. I don't know if it's the shampoo? Is it because I put it in a ponytail when wet? Is it my hairbrush? Is her hair just changing? I really want to do the right thing for her hair. It's gorgeous but I'm at a complete loss on how to take care of it! Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks!