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STEPHANIE SUTHERS's Blog – October 2008 Archive (4)

NATURAL HAIR MYTHS

Natural/Black Hair Myths BY: UNKNOWN AUTHOR







I have compiled some of the myths and misconceptions about natural hair and the truth as spoken by various natural haired friends from LHCF!

Myth: No guys will ever want to date you

Truth: I have had more players on the team since the chop than I ever had.



Myth: You can't wear that to jobs/interviews and be successful

Truth: I have received more interviews and 2nd interviews that most of my friends. I… Continue

Added by STEPHANIE SUTHERS on October 27, 2008 at 3:00pm — No Comments

HAIROBICS HEALTHY HAIR REGIMEN

1. TAKE CARE OF THE SCALP



The scalp is alive and should be well taken care of because hair grows from the scalp. Without a healthy scalp, you can not grow hair. The scalp loves vitamins, minerals, herbs, amino acids, fruit and nut oils which should be applied regularly for proper hair growth. Hairobics Products to Use: Hairobics Leave-In Conditioner, Hairobics Hair and Scalp Booster, Hairobics Hair Vitamins





2. TAKE CARE OF THE HAIR

The hair needs moisture to… Continue

Added by STEPHANIE SUTHERS on October 24, 2008 at 2:32am — No Comments

FACTORS THAT AFFECT HAIR LOSS

FACTORS THAT EFFECT HAIR LOSS



01) Chemicals:A) Perms, B) Cuts, C) Relaxers Over processing the hair through the use of chemicals causes breakage of the hair and damages the scalp which can result in hair loss.



02) Heat.:A) Hot Comb, B) Flat Comb, C) Hot Curl, D) Blow Dry Excessive heat will cause the hair to become dry , brittle, and split at the ends. The scalp from excessive heat will start to get dandruff.



03) Hair Spray:Avoid the aerosol spray can. It… Continue

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10 TIPS TO HEALTHY HAIR CARE

1. CHOOSE HAIR STYLES THAT PROTECT THE HAIR AND KEEP IT HEALTHY



Never wear hair styles that are too tight. Some of the hairstyles that are too tight include braids, weaves and ponytails. Also, wearing braided hair or weaved hair for too long can cause a condition called alopecia areata.



2. BLOW DRYING TECHNIQUES



When using the blow dryer keep it in constant motion and use the lowest temperature setting whenever possible.



3. ACTIVE… Continue

Added by STEPHANIE SUTHERS on October 24, 2008 at 2:19am — No Comments

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