y hat is off to anyone that recommends, doing your hair at home, however, as a biologist and a cosmetologist, I don't recommend it.
The first thing you must understand, Natural hair vs. chemically treated. Natural hair will present a variety of breakage problems, that is why it is so important to have a professional on your side.
Unfortunately, the natural hair industry has gone unregulated, and this has allowed anyone to open shops and call them natural hair care shops.
There are only two professions that are licensed to apply hands on, the medical profession, and the cosmetology profession.
Think about that, do you diagnose your medical condition at home?
African American hair is faced with a number of problems, if it is worn natural or chemically processed. Weave also has a variety of problems.
If you wear a chemical on your hair, you need to have it applied by a professional, and stop buying those outdated products from the corner store that sells oils and clothes.
What ever the type of hair, you need to consult with a professional, because there are shampoos you should and shouldn't use,as well as certain styling aids. Also there are styling techniques that should not be used.
This is just a little FYI: cosmetologist must have chemistry,biology,bacteriology,electricity as well as styling techniques, This is just a breif discription, in an attempt to get you to seek out a professional.
Sometime in the future, I will talk about those discount nail shops, and shed a light on them, I will also talk about those products from the corner discount store.
I would also like to talk about some of the most common causes of hair loss and breakage in black hair.
If you would like to as questions of me, go to http://www.kurshhut.com, Ask a question and leave your email address, I will only answer questions from professionals, please leave you license #, and the state where you are licensd.
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licensed cosmetologist, and biologist, educator
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