How Sisters In Parts Of Africa Keep Their Hair Long

[Iammoney]

Sorry if posted before

This is a video of how some of our sisters keep their hair long

 

[Iammoney]

 

[Sharpened]

Sorry if posted before

This is a video of how some of our sisters keep their hair long

Where is it?

 

[Iammoney]

Where is it?

Chad Africa

 

[Sharpened]

Chad Africa

I meant the video. Is this the one you are talking about?


That was posted here.

 

[Iammoney]

I meant the video. Is this the one you are talking about?


That was posted here.

Yes I'm sorry didn't know that it was posted before

 

[Sharpened]

Yes I'm sorry didn't know that it was posted before

That's cool. It was not in the OP.

 

[NICOLETHENUMBERONE]

I like the idea. Very interesting and i know they are central Africa but I've always wondered also how West African women centuries ago would've been able to moisturize their hair. The only thing is I believe these ladies are not naturally a type 4 hair texture. Would this work on type 4 hair?

 

[mzteaze]

I like the idea. Very interesting and i know they are central Africa but I've always wondered also how West African women centuries ago would've been able to moisturize their hair. The only thing is I believe these ladies are not naturally a type 4 hair texture. Would this work on type 4 hair?

It's the technique not the products honestly. It really seems to boil down to regular, consistent use of some oil and/or moisturizer and keeping the hair in a protective style that hides the ends. The texture or hair type is far less important.

 

[snoop]

It's the technique not the products honestly. It really seems to boil down to regular, consistent use of some oil and/or moisturizer and keeping the hair in a protective style that hides the ends. The texture or hair type is far less important.

And based on the success of a lot of women in this board, the bold does work!

 

[krissyhair]

This is posted in the sisters who speak French thread.