Length Retention - CurlyNikki

Sep 21

Type 4 Hair- Tips for Chronic Dryness, Breakage and Styling

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Glam Idol, Felicia by Jamillia via AroundTheWayCurls Question: I’m having a hair crisis. I have 4c hair and I don’t know what to do with it. When I try to do a twist-out, the style only lasts for a day. Any time I try to manipulate my hair, it is so dry that hair is just falling off. I’ve tried…

Sep 21

MINIMALISM: HOW TO SEE MORE HAIR GROWTH

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by KandyKurls The phrase “less is more” strongly applies to hair. Many of us are so focused on our vision of the “perfect hair" and the “perfect product" that we obsess over products and styles while our hair routine becomes convoluted—inhibiting length retention and hair growth. Read On!>>> Spending countless hours per week doing your hair and using products just…

Sep 21

The Curly Haircare Commandments

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Corinne Bailey Rae! by Sabrina Perkins The world is filled with rules, guidelines, shall and shall not’s so is there really any surprise that the natural hair community has them as well? Some are vital to make this journey easier while, others are less important, and you can’t forget the ones that are downright silly. Despite all of that, we…

May 04

Want Long Natural Hair? 5 Reasons You Aren’t Seeing it…

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by BeautiffulCurls of http://www.beautiffulcurls.com Does it seem as if your hair isn't growing? Well, it is. But if your hair breaks off at an equal or higher rate than it grows, you'll never see any length gains. Our hair is always growing, and we grow on average 1/2 inch of hair a month (6 inches a year). If you find…

Sep 21

Cutting Your Natural Hair- How Frequently?

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by Janelle Sands There is so much controversy surrounding the need to cut or not to cut. In my experience as a woman and my experience as a professional hairdresser, I believe the appropriate time to trim one's hair is based on the individual. Some factors that affect the frequency of your trim include: 1. Your hair's current state of health…