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Could U pls recommend a good hair care book.
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Shinka
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cathy howse ultra black hair growth.
although her hair is permed she has a really good technique for all nautral and chemically relaxed african american women.
her website is ubhpublications.com
her products are great also. i mixed her dew recently with some suave conditioner and olive oil to make it a leave in creme.
When my hair was permed i gain significant inches in 3 months about 3 inches.
Now that I'm natural I'm going to follow her regimen again, I strayed from it thinking it won't work for natural hair, but it does becaue her regimen is all about mositure to retain hair.
good luck
although her hair is permed she has a really good technique for all nautral and chemically relaxed african american women.
her website is ubhpublications.com
her products are great also. i mixed her dew recently with some suave conditioner and olive oil to make it a leave in creme.
When my hair was permed i gain significant inches in 3 months about 3 inches.
Now that I'm natural I'm going to follow her regimen again, I strayed from it thinking it won't work for natural hair, but it does becaue her regimen is all about mositure to retain hair.
good luck
A_Christian
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"Hair Rules:The Ultimate Hair-Care Guide for Women with Kinky, Curly, or Wavy Hair" by A. Dickey is an excellent book for people with natural and relaxed hair in my opinion. I got it at a Barnes and Noble for $13.95 plus tax.
northernbelle
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I concur with A Christian: Hair Rules. I have read the book on several different occasions. It offers clear, straight-forward advice, most of with which I agree.
Check it out!
northernbelle
Check it out!
northernbelle
bellydancer
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I heard CurlyGirl by Lorraine Massey was good but I find that websites like this one offer great FREE information.
bellydancer
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cathy howse ultra black hair growth.
although her hair is permed she has a really good technique for all nautral and chemically relaxed african american women.
her website is ubhpublications.com
her products are great also. i mixed her dew recently with some suave conditioner and olive oil to make it a leave in creme.
When my hair was permed i gain significant inches in 3 months about 3 inches.
Now that I'm natural I'm going to follow her regimen again, I strayed from it thinking it won't work for natural hair, but it does becaue her regimen is all about mositure to retain hair.
good luck
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My sister brought this book (Ultra Black Hair Growth II) and it is good. This is the only hair book that I read. I usually depend on online information but this book is DEFINITELY helpful.
cathy howse ultra black hair growth.
although her hair is permed she has a really good technique for all nautral and chemically relaxed african american women.
her website is ubhpublications.com
her products are great also. i mixed her dew recently with some suave conditioner and olive oil to make it a leave in creme.
When my hair was permed i gain significant inches in 3 months about 3 inches.
Now that I'm natural I'm going to follow her regimen again, I strayed from it thinking it won't work for natural hair, but it does becaue her regimen is all about mositure to retain hair.
good luck
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My sister brought this book (Ultra Black Hair Growth II) and it is good. This is the only hair book that I read. I usually depend on online information but this book is DEFINITELY helpful.
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Now that I'm natural I'm going to follow her regimen again, I strayed from it thinking it won't work for natural hair, but it does becaue her regimen is all about mositure to retain hair.
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I agree, once you get the basics of moisture balance and what products conflict with others, a hair care plan is easy to maintain..
Now that I'm natural I'm going to follow her regimen again, I strayed from it thinking it won't work for natural hair, but it does becaue her regimen is all about mositure to retain hair.
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I agree, once you get the basics of moisture balance and what products conflict with others, a hair care plan is easy to maintain..
