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Black Girl With Long Hair
We’ve already recapped the top style icons of 2013, and the top stories and controversies involving natural hair in 2013. Check it out:
1. From Shoulder Length to Waist Length: Geniece’s Natural Hair Story.
2. 4 Natural Remedies to Relieve an Itchy Scalp.
3. 4 Amazing Products for Type 4B/4C Natural Hair.
4. 8 Amazing Homemade Aloe Vera Recipes for Natural Hair.
5. 3 Simple Recipes for Homemade Moisturizers and Sealants.
6. Hair Loss, Dry Hair, Split Ends? 10 Natural Remedies for Common Hair Problems.
7. 6 Alternatives to EcoStyler Gel for Slicking and Defining Natural Hair.
8. How to Use Olive Oil on Natural Hair.
9. 5 Ways to Enjoy Your Hair While Transitioning!
10. 5 Medical Reasons For Slow/No Hair Growth
What did you learn about your hair in 2013 that was a game changer?
9 Responses
I learned that I over manipulate my hair by combing and styling it everyday & it benefits the most from 1 or 2 week protective styling.
I learned that combs did more bad than good for me so I solely finger comb now & my hair has benefited so much from this
I learned to stay focused and stick with the regimen no matter what. Sometimes it can be hard to not get detoured but in the end it is well worth the hassle to have awesome natural hair 🙂
Keep up the good work ladies 🙂
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I learned that my hair likes routine. I saw a lot a maintenance during the months when I kept the same wash/style routine, and LITERALLY watched my hair break off during the months when I was really lazy. Big help for me.
I learned how to gently detangle my hair. I finger-comb first, then I follow through with a wide-tooth comb.
My hair hates aloe vera juice & anything with coconut or using coconut oil irritates my scalp to the point where it burns. Loves shea butter, which I recent discovered, Evoo, jojoba oil & castor oil. It loves to do its own thing without me trying to control it, which I have learned to accept. I have learned to love every curl strand of my hair & I am glad I made a decision to go natural. It is the best decision I made for myself & I cannot wait to learn even more about my natural hair & myself. Happy New Year, everyone & have a blessed 2014.:-)
I learned the difference between protein &moisture &learned my hair don’t like a lot of protein the morracan clay helps with the detox and I can’t use rose water &aloe mixed have allergic reaction coconut water is a big help
My hair is allergic to aloe, it turns very brittle and dry but most natural products are loaded with that and glycerine and shea butter. All those things in larger quantities lead to brittle dry hair for me.
I really thought articles like ‘my husband hates my hair’ and the one about people touching our hair would be in the top 10.
Dotty,
Those may be in a different top 10. This one is only for hair care, and those are more so controversial topics.