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I’m a Black female with long hair. It’s 3 inches above my backside. I always get the stupid "What are you mixed with" question,lol. & the answer is black and more black!. Lately I have been leaving it out and people have been running their hands through it but for some reason it’s been feeling dry and I’m starting to get split ends. I usually do my hair myself and I cut it every week, but I know I need to do something else with it & with work and school it’s usually put up in a bun like my avatar. So any tips? On managing split ends and dealing with dry hair? Any good Black Hair Care or good hair care products out there?

Any tips?

BTW, I use Dr. Miracles, Castor Oil and Carrot Oil.

or are told to be used in the wrong way

example: mineral oil and petroleum are the base in many black hair care products, mineral oil is not natural it does not penetrate the hair shaft and it sits on the scalp, collects dirt and clogs pores, stopping hair growth. yet on many products that contain it, it says to put in hair and on scalp. products with mineral oil are also told they moisturize or condition which is a complete lie since oils do not bring moisture to your hair they seal it in, its in lots of products like hair grease, hair lotions waxes..

Isopropyl Alcohol: Dries and Breaks black hair. It is found in color rinses, anti-freeze

Polyethylene Glycol (PEG): Strips hair of critical moisture. Used as an emulsifier in products, dissolves oils and grease
@ the edomite (.)

i was mainly asking this to other blacks and also letting them know what ingredients to stay away from, but thanks for your input, i realize white people are ignorant when it comes to black hair issues

blacks have been using white hair care products before black hair care products were even thought of..

I think this is funny how terribly racist these people are, yet claim that they are not..what is even more crazy is that non-whites(mostly black) don’t think these people are racist..

The only difference is hair products is the level of moisturizer…if you have dry hair(no matter what type of hair you have) a moisturizing product will work best.

Ok, I’m looking for some great hair maintenance tips to begin doing my own hair. I want to use some professional, retail products, but I don’t know where to find them. I also need some stying tips. Like, how to curl, flat iron, etc. I have a problem when I flat iron my hair, it tends to break off easily. I have thick, shoulder-length, relaxed, healthy hair (from going to the salon for the pass two years). I need some professional black hair care tips! Please and Thank You

How to Care For Natural Hair (Edges & Hairline) with a Sew In Weave.

My hair isn’t that thick and doesn’t get that nappy i get relaxers every 8 weeks and wash my hair every week then use wild growth hair oil 3 times a week.It just seems to eat up the moisturizer. What would be the best Shampoo and Conditioner for my hair i want it to be healthy. Also would brands like Tresemme that market to Caucasian people work for my hair also? I live in a small mostly white community were the selection for black hair care products is small and there usually out of my way

These products are used commonly for African Americans….so i want to know if these products are any good….and out of the mizani brand products which one do you use and is it any good…..
If you don’t use this brand which products would you recommend for black hair care…

www.saloninfinity.net 770-794-4600 Just a “snippet” of black hair styles we’ve done. But there are thousands of possibilities available for you. Our highly trained hair care professionals are capable of consulting you for all of your hair needs. For more information, call Master Stylist Trina Pierre at 770-794-4600. If you happen to reside in Atlanta, Marietta, or Cobb County, come on over…it will be worth your while!

Okay, so my hair lenght is about to my mid back. I want to grow it longer, the reason it is as long as it is because i dont use relaxers and perms and i never have. right now i use kinky curl, but i want my hair longer by 2012. So i was wondering, does Ulta Black Hair care products work? My friend says her niece uses it. Could you take a look at it? Or could you tell me from experiencee? i know thhealthiestst way to grow hair is to eat fresh fruits and veggies, but I’ve done that and now my hair is pretty long, but i want it longer. Thanks heres the link: http://www.ultrablackhair.com/ my hair thick and soft, but now i want it long:)

David Slack introduces the Hollywood Flat Lace Weave to one of his many Houston clients. David works out of Hairport Salon 545 S. Mason Rd Katy, Texas 77450 and can be reached for a appointment at 281-610-1834

review on milky way 7inches doobie wrap weave. I purchase the hair from hairsisters.com: here is the link: www.hairsisters.com wash once a week with herbal essence LTR shampoo and conditioner oil scalp with wild growth hair oil, and soothe scalp itchiness with African pride braid shine spray.

- Well, they didn’t just "stumble" upon it if that’s what you thought. "The Korean Takeover of the Black Haircare Industry" Documentary by Aron Ranen details the racism that certain Asians & whites partake in in the Black hair care industry

They have intentionally blacklisted black made products in favor of Asian made ones that are made for Blacks. They have studied said products, bootlegged them, then refused to sell them in their stores

These same Asian merchants were interviewed and lauged about the whole situation. There was a Black store owner who claimed that the Asian makers would not even sell the products to him and other Black store owners in hopes of their stores lacking product, leading to lacking sales, leading to them closing, leading to a new Asian store opening in it’s place. Asian store owners, product makers, and cultural experts admitted that the takeover is very racially charged.

Does this bother anyone else?
Badkitty, shut the hell up you didn’t even answer the damn question or address what I said; details in my question addressed everything you said, idiot, we know that there are black hair care companies