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Amazing Tips for Natural Hair Black Beauties Will Love ...

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Amazing Tips for Natural Hair Black Beauties Will Love ...
Amazing Tips for Natural Hair Black Beauties Will Love ...

Ever since she wowed us at the Oscars, accepting her award for 12 Years a Slave, Lupita Nyong’o has been an icon for natural hair beauty. Her hair always looks amazing and that’s down to her stylist Vernon Francois. If you want your natural hair to always look fab, follow his favorite tips.

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1. Choice of Comb

hair, black hair, clothing, hairstyle, brown, One of the best tips for natural hair is to make sure that you have the correct comb for your type of hair. There are so many different types of comb available to buy that it can be confusing to know which one to buy, and honestly the best option is to buy a range that you can use on different areas from the ends to your roots; an extensive kit is the best way to go.

2. Get Educated

Get Educated You would be surprised just how many women with glorious natural hair don’t actually know how to look after it properly. Rather than opting for a weave or a wig, read up on how to treat your natural hair and you will find that you can do so many different things with it. It’s a natural gift and you won’t regret doing some learning to make the most of it.

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3. Dispel Misconceptions

hair, facial expression, person, people, hairstyle, Many people make the mistake of thinking that all natural hair needs excessive amounts of oil in order to stay hydrated and moisturized. However, thinking that oil is going to solve your dryness problem is not an accurate way to go about treating your natural hair. Ask at your local salon and I am sure they will be able to point you in the direction of products that will be much more beneficial.

4. Product Knowledge

Product Knowledge You need to know the basics, like the fact that conditioner is a very different product to oil and should not be used in the same way to achieve the same effect. Whereas oil will help to hydrate your scalp, it will do nothing to activate natural curl nor will it encourage your hair to be softer.

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Understanding the distinct benefits of each hair care product is essential. For instance, shea butter is revered for its ability to seal moisture into the hair, giving your curls a smooth, shiny finish, whereas leave-in conditioners provide ongoing hydration and are crucial for detangling after washing. Don't forget deep conditioners either; they should be your go-to for intense moisture and repair, especially after using heat styling tools or if you've noticed your hair feeling brittle. Remember, a well-nourished scalp leads to healthier, bouncier curls, so invest in quality products that cater to your hair's unique needs.

5. Trial Products

hair, face, black hair, clothing, nose, Just because your best friend swears by a particular set of products, it does not mean that they will be the best products for your hair. The trick to finding the perfect products for you is to trial as many as you can until you hit the jackpot. Vernon Francois recommends using a product for two to three weeks to really test its benefits.

6. Variation

hair, clothing, hairstyle, black hair, long hair, A lot of people make the mistake of thinking that maintaining natural hair is sort of a ‘one size fits all’ type of problem, where buying some coconut oil will automatically make everything perfect. This is definitely not the case. The effectiveness of products like shea butter will vary depending on the natural thickness and softness of your hair.

7. Be Style Flexible

Be Style Flexible Don’t fall in to the trap of thinking that your natural hair can only look good in a few different styles. Be flexible and try out everything. You will be surprised how great you look!

8. Home Care

hair, face, hairstyle, black hair, afro, Do some research and learn how to care for your natural hair at home so that you don’t have to keep shelling out the big bucks at the salon. Having your natural hair treated by a professional every time can really take it out on your finances and the more you learn about your hair, the better you’ll be able to look after it and style it.

9. Ask the Experts

hair, face, clothing, black hair, hairstyle, Make the most of social media by asking the top natural hair experts questions. Even if they don’t answer you directly, by looking through their feeds and timelines you will be sure to pick up some handy tips.

Great tips. I’m sure they’ll be of use to natural hair beauties.

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I'm white but I have type 3a naturally curly hair. I use "black hair" products. I think we should just leave race out of it. Hair is hair.

There is no need to use the term white beauty because white women have been the standard of beauty for years.

The best thing you can do is accept the amount of time it's going to take for the perm to fully come out. Do protective styles like a weave, braids etc. every time you have new growth. Cut the ends of the perm. You can a couple inches off over the span of 6 months to a year. And most importantly don't ever look back. If your serious just keep chipping away until there's no more chemical and then let the journey begin. It's not easy but it's worth it in the end. Ohhh and keep doing treatments every couple weeks when you trim. I'm going into my eighth year 😁. Best decision ever

@Bianca look at the profile of the writer, she's white 👀

@Alex hey was just messaging as I saw your messages but how do you know a white lady has wrote this x

Okay question which types of brushes work for what kinda hair

How do you know a white women has written this?

Thanks for the tips😋

What is this!? Fault advertisement. I would have liked to see a variety of black textured hair instead of one

Have you ever heard of the term whitewashing? By writing an article as a white woman giving advice on black hair care you are feeding into this ever rising form of racism. My question is do you think you are better at giving black hair care advice than a black woman? Do you have black hair growing from your scalp? Without personal experience it is both hard and inappropriate to not only post but give advice on a culture that is not your own.