7 Hair Faux Pas You Are Committing

November 30th, 2011 - By Dolapo Roberts

Learning to care for your hair comes with its ups and downs.  But hey, sometimes the best way to learn is to make mistakes right? Don’t fret! It’s never too late to get yourself back on the right track. Take a look at some of these faux pas you may be committing and tips to help you along the way…

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  • Femfam

    At my salon, they where about to put some blue magic on my hair & I was like girl you better get that $hizzzz away from me. 

  • http://twitter.com/Onye317 Cynthia Onye

    That blue magic is the devil lol! Great article!

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=75002227 Carolyn Simon

    Nothing new for those on a Hair Journey. Unfortunately there are so many others out there who still do a lot of these black hair don’t. Good article to help spread the word for those who never heard it before.

  • weerkrant

    They should have put in cutting hair. If your hair is really damaged then you have to cut much of it off. And if you want longer hair, cut your dead ends every month, you only have to cut it a little bit just as little as half centimeter. Extra tip, in the weekend on a saturday evening, put egg and garlic in your hair. Simply by mashing 2 cloves of peeled garlic then add it in a bowl, add then 1 egg to it and whisk it. Then pour it all over your head, then wear a headscarf and wash it out the next day. Garlic is a good source of vitamins C, B-6 and B-1 (thiamine), which are
    important to hair health. Vitamin C protects hair from breaking and
    also helps boost collagen. Lack of vitamin B-6 can lead to hair loss,
    and thiamine aids in scalp blood circulation. Egg has lots of proteins which is good for the hair. This is the key for a good long healthy hair, I know couple africans who do this and they got long strong healthy thick hair! When trying out this for the first time you will already experience a stronger vibrant hair (I experience this myself). Soo ladies try it out, don’t be put off by the garlic, just use a good shampoo that has a nice smell preferably a shampoo that does not contain parabens and use a light mineral oil/serum on a dry hair.

  • Prissy

    THANK YOU!!! I LOATHE grease and I HATE seeing people put that crap in their heads. I wash my satin cap once a week and I clean all of my hair brushes, combs once again as well. I also find it comical when I have Nexxus, Biolage or Paul Mitchell in my bathroom that some act like I’m using “white products”… UMM have yall read the ingredients on the back of Dark&Lovely, Pink, Motions and some of those other popular Black products?? LOL You could probably put that in your car and start it up with that stuff. 

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  • Tallchiick

    I thought I was about to learn something new…