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Natural Hairstyles for Black Women

Short Natural Hair Type

Chic Twist Styles for Natural Hair

Short Natural Hair Type

 African American women often encounter many surprises and troubles with their natural hair. It’s either difficult to style or lacks length for versatile impressive hairstyles. The other problem is when your hair is getting extremely dry and brittle due to experiments with styling products and styling procedures. Sometimes the only way out in such cases is to have a short haircut and wait for the new healthy growth. Meanwhile the other puzzle that emerges is how to style your short natural hair so that it looks decent. Don’t worry, there are many fantastic hairstyles for your short hair.  

Natural Hair Type

Chic Twist Styles for Natural Hair

Short Natural Hair Type

 How much time daily would you like to spend on your hair styling? I bet minimum but you definitely wouldn’t like going out with your hair sticking out in some sort of explosion on your head. Well, African-American women are blessed with thick dense hair that can be skillfully shaped into breathtaking hairstyles. However, natural dryness and brittleness of kinky hair is the other side of the medal that needs special care. Protective hairstyles aim to limit the stress of environmental factors on natural hair. Explore protective hairstyles and how to care for your natural hair. 

Chic Twist Styles for Natural Hair

Chic Twist Styles for Natural Hair

Chic Twist Styles for Natural Hair

 Are you bored to wear your hair curly, wavy, unbraided? Well, then it’s time for twists! Twist hairstyles are an alternative to braids for natural African curls. Twists have one evident merit, compared to braids – they are faster and easier to make, which is crucial for beginners. Other than that twist hairstyles provide the same benefits: protection of natural hair, length retention and a great base for versatile hairstyles. Twists differ in caliber and type (hanging loosely twists and flat twists plaited close to the scalp like cornrows) There are also Senegalese twists, Havana twists, Marley twists, kinky twists. 

Diverse Styles for Long Hair

Diverse Styles for Long Hair

Chic Twist Styles for Natural Hair

 Many black women rock relaxed locks these days, because relaxed hair looks breathtaking in any simple or sophisticated hairstyle. However, the exposure to aggressive chemicals is very harmful for your locks, while natural black hairstyles can be as exquisite and showy as hairstyles for relaxed hair. Naturalness is the main hair trend in 2020, so why not to use the unique texture and fabulous volume of natural hair to your advantage? 

Braided Natural Updo

Diverse Styles for Long Hair

The Combed-Out Afro

 Braided hairstyles are by far the oldest way to style your hair. Women all over the world use braids to protect their beauty from environmental damage as well as show off their wild imagination. Get inspiration and find a way to express your creativity through one of these sophisticated yet not so hard to recreate hairstyles!

The Combed-Out Afro

Diverse Styles for Long Hair

The Combed-Out Afro

 Almost synonymous with Black identity itself, the afro became popularized in the ‘70s during the Black Power movement, and was glamorized by Hollywood bombshells like Pam Grier and Diana Ross. We’ll always stand a good twist-out or braid-out, but there’s just something about the classic afro that is timeless.  

Featured Ingredients

NATURAL HAIR PRODUCT INGREDIENTS

 The more we embrace our natural texture, the more we learn that organic and natural hair products work best. There are hundreds of ingredients found in nature that can be used in hair products. Healthy ingredients aren't for textured hair alone! These ingredients work to make everybody's hair healthier. Below is a list of ten popular ingredients in natural hair products and what they provide for our hair. 


 

SHEA BUTTER:

High in fatty acids, shea butter is an emollient — meaning it provides a layer of oil on top of the surface of a hair strand, significantly reducing the amount of moisture (water) lost. This is what Naturally Curly girls mean when using products like this to "seal" their hair.


 

COCONUT OIL:

Many natural hair products contain coconut oil, another emollient perfect for sealing moisture into the hair. Coconut oil provides both shine and strength to locks, making it a popular ingredient for naturals.

Coconut oil can also be used as a leave-in conditioner for for thicker textured hair. Because the natural hair oils have difficulty sliding down the curls, you'll need to use an abundant amount of coconut oil.


 

ALOE VERA

Aloe vera can be used to promote hair growth, stop hair loss and treat scalp problems. The easiest way to use aloe vera is to mix some aloe vera gel into your shampoo or conditioner.

You can also apply aloe vera gel into your scalp and gently massage it in before rinsing it off. You should notice an improvement in the condition of your scalp and hair in about two to three months. Make sure to leave the aloe gel or juice on for at least two hours before rinsing or washing your hair. This treatment also works to promote hair growth, since aloe vera contains an enzyme that stimulates hair follicles.


 

CASTOR SEED OIL

Not only is this vegetable oil a humectant, castor oil also has anti-fungal properties. This will ensure a clean scalp, with the hair follicles clear and prepared for better hair growth. Some apply it to the temples to increase the thickness of thinning edges.


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