What's the best way to take care of natural hair for black women?

My hair is extremely kinky, very curly, healthy, but very hard to comb. I do not choose to use chemicals, however, I do wear wigs and weaves. It's getting too hot to wear those now.

What's the best way to take care of natural hair for black women?

Do you shampoo wash? I'm natural, but I don't wash with 'poo, I wash with conditioner. VO5 conditioner.

Also, try putting your hair in natural styles, such as twists, braids, bantu knots, etc. They look good, and they help protect your hair from damage. And try not to comb often. I only comb about 3-4x/month. I have too much hair, I'd rip it all out with daily combing. Deep condition, at the very least, 2x/month. Natural black hair NEEDS moisture.

Hope that helped!

What's the best way to take care of natural hair for black women?

Just use a good moisturizing shampoo and conditioner, and use a leave in conditioner. keeping your hair moisturized is the key to non kinky hair. A wide tooth comb will be your best friend also. I know it's mine. anyways find a good gel that works for you to bring out your curls. and keep your scalped greased also. Hope I helped some. Please add me to your contacts and email me w/ any hair questions you have via yahoo answers.

What's the best way to take care of natural hair for black women?

wide tooth combs, only comb wet hair, try a braid set, it helps to tame it

leave in hair conditioners, reduce shampoo useage and try a conditioner wash instead, no greases, natural oils are better.

What's the best way to take care of natural hair for black women?

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What's the best way to take care of natural hair for black women?

I want to know

but I'm White

I'm rely couldn't take care of my hair

What's the best way to take care of natural hair for black women?

Braids are great for the summer time. It sounds like you have really try hair, a good moisturizing conditioner can remedy that problem. Try Queen Helene Cholesterol conditioning cream( get this item from local drug store). Remember once you apply this on your hair use a wide tooth comb (while wet) to clear your hair out.

Good Luck!!!!!!!!!!