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QuestionIf I wash my hair everyday, what will happen?Community AnswerYou can actually damage your hair by washing it everyday. Try washing it only a few days in a week and see the results.
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QuestionWill applying mayo to my hair help soften it?Community AnswerIt will, but only if you leave it in for 15-20 minutes. The oils in mayonnaise can help protect your hair much like shampoo, but it may also make it greasy. Leave the mayo in once a week, then rinse it out thoroughly after 20 minutes.
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QuestionWhat can I do if my hair is unevenly shaped?Community AnswerAsk a barber to trim it to the length that will make it look even.
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QuestionMy hair is growing badly and I'm becoming a Rasta. Any tips to encourage growth?Community AnswerJust give loving attention to it. Clean and condition it naturally, and it will heal and grow in.
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QuestionHow many days until I should wash my hair again?Community AnswerYou should wash your hair weekly or bi-weekly. This is because you don't want to damage your hair or strip the natural oils from your hair. But if you think that your hair is dirty, you should definitely wash it.
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QuestionI haven't been taking care of my hair so it stopped growing. Am I forced to start over?MrsLevitan BossCommunity AnswerIt's probably experiencing breakage. You should try to trim your damaged ends, and start your regimen again.
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QuestionWill this method help my hair?Community AnswerThere are multiple factors that come into play, such as your hair type, lifestyle, what you do to your hair (coloring, heat or any other hair treatments), so your personal results may vary. The only way you can really find the result for yourself is through lots of trial & error. You'll have to "listen" to your hair in what it likes and doesn't. This method may benefit you or you may have to make adjustments to see how your hair will thrive.
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QuestionWhy isn't my afro getting bigger?Community AnswerPatience is key to the perfect afro. It may take a while, but your patience will be rewarded.
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QuestionIs it better to comb or use a pick on African American hair?Community AnswerIf you want a voluminous or poofy afro look, pick out your hair until you achieve the wanted result. For definition, put a cream or liquid product (water/conditioner/moisturizer/etc.) in your hair and comb it through.
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QuestionIf I constantly cut my sides, will my top not grow afro hair?Community AnswerYour top may still grow, but your sides won't grow as you hoped they would. Afros are great to grow for men when the hair is all the same length.
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QuestionI have been taking care of my hair and using all these tips and tricks, but what should I do if I have a high top?Community AnswerYou should trim the high top to match up. If that doesn't work, you can wait for the rest to grow and trim it, or just trim it all and restart.
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QuestionHow long does it take to grow an Afro?Community AnswerApproximately 5 to 6 months. Afro hair is fuller than straight hair, so it will take longer to grow. Patience is key!
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QuestionWill shampooing regularly cause my hair to break?Community AnswerYes, because some shampoos have oil-stripping chemicals that take oil from your hair, drying it out. Only shampoo every 5 days, or if you have coarse hair, once a week.
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QuestionHow do I start an Afro from scratch?Community AnswerYou can start with a big/full chop (if you relaxed your hair), but if that's too intense or you didn't relax your hair, you can and should trim it low a bit then wash with shampoo and conditioner. Throughout the rest of the week, just water it with rice water.
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QuestionWhat are some good hair products for African-American hair?Community AnswerJojoba oil, shea butter, lactic acid and olive oil are good.
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QuestionWhy does my hair look shorter after a perm?Community AnswerBecause when your hair is curled, it becomes compact. It is no different than twisting a piece of spaghetti.
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QuestionWhy is my afro very uneven?Community AnswerPerhaps it grew in or was cut unevenly. You can trim it back so it's an even shape.
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QuestionIf I constantly cut my sides, will my top not grow Afro hair?Community AnswerIf you cut the sides, the hair on top will still grow, it will just be longer than the sides.
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QuestionShould I wash my hair every day when I shower?Community AnswerNo. Washing your hair every day, especially black hair, will strip your hair of its natural oils.
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