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QuestionHow do you deep condition natural hair?Ndeye Anta Niang is a Hair Stylist, Master Braider, and Founder of AntaBraids, a traveling braiding service based in New York City. Ndeye has over 20 years of experience in African hair including braiding box braids, Senegalese twists, crochet braids, faux dread locs, goddess locs, kinky twists, and lakhass braids. Ndeye was the first female of her tribe in Africa to move to America and is now sharing her knowledge of African braids passed on from generation to generation.It's important to use a nourishing conditioner that can be absorbed by your hair. The goal is to replace any nutrients that you hair is currently missing. You typically apply deep conditioner after shampooing your hair and then rinse it out with cold water. You can leave it in your hair and rinse it out after a while if your hair really needs a lot of nutrients.
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QuestionWhat should I use for straight, natural hair that's unmanageable?Community AnswerUse hair oil to soften and unfrizz the hair. If you want some heat-less curls, put braids or tiny buns in your hair overnight.
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QuestionPlease provide a list of suggested shampoos, conditioners, moisturizers compatible for natural kinky hair.Community AnswerMake a regular use of aloe vera each week.
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QuestionI'm a Nigerian with voluminous thick hair. I started transitioning about 5 months ago, and it's been one hell of a job. Any suggestions on how to make my transitioning less hectic?Community AnswerProtective styles such as faux locks or box braids can camouflage the different hair textures and will allow you to let your hair breathe, which can prevent damage. Also, trimming a little bit as you go can help get rid of the straight hair faster.
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QuestionDoes Cantu work for kinky hair?Community AnswerFor sure! Cantu products should be good on 3C, 4A, 4B, and 4C hair, but may also work with 3A and 3B.
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QuestionWhat type is a soft, curly hair?Community AnswerIt depends on your curl pattern. If you have pen-sized curls, you are 3c. If you have crochet needle-sized curls, you are 4a. If you have curls the size of the spring of an ink pen, you are 4b. If they are smaller and tighter at the root, you are 4c, the tightest kink.
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