BlkLadyLaw-I saw that documentary not too long ago, and it was quite interesting. Especially since we spend so much money on our hair annually and it can often seem that no one but us understands our hair.
I think the hardest thing for me is finding a good hairdresser. People can tend to forget that not all African hair is the same, and like any other hair, it comes in different textures too. It's not all the same, so we can't all use the same products or methods. Luckily for me, my dad has recently retired and I'm hoping I can find a local hairdresser to keep around. I haven't had one in about a year and a half because of all the moving we've done. Pain.
Here's to hoping this thread continues to expand with good advice.
I think the hardest thing for me is finding a good hairdresser. People can tend to forget that not all African hair is the same, and like any other hair, it comes in different textures too. It's not all the same, so we can't all use the same products or methods. Luckily for me, my dad has recently retired and I'm hoping I can find a local hairdresser to keep around. I haven't had one in about a year and a half because of all the moving we've done. Pain.
Here's to hoping this thread continues to expand with good advice.