go to www.naturallycurly.com
they have tons of resources thereChildrens afro hair products.does anyone know any uk sites that sell these products?
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http://geebal.blogspot.comChildrens afro hair products.does anyone know any uk sites that sell these products?
walmart? Do you have that in uk?
no
www.foundationz.co.uk
www.DrRoots.co.uk
www.afrocare.com
www.blacklikeme.com
www.africanwonders.com
www.sofeminine.com
The Uk dont have Wall Mart, Do u live in the UK and want to buy some? Dont understand your Q,
If you live over here south or east london has loads of chemists that stock afro hair products, if you dont live over here and want to buy over the net then either Boots or EBay
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Afro hair products cornwall?
I'm in cornwall for the next few months and need hair products, like blue magic for my hair. Obviously being in cornwall I'm finding it really difficult to find products. Any ideas where I can get them Or for quick fix solutions whilst waiting for anything to arrive from the net?Afro hair products cornwall?
It depends how you wear you hair, is it relaxed, permed, natural?
I heard the Twisted Sista products from Urban Therapy are good, you can get them from Superdrugs (you may even find a few Dark %26amp; Lovely products there, which would be ok to use for a short term).
But the best thing to do would be to stock up before you go, and order from the internet at least a week before you completely run out as the delivery may take some time.
Good luckAfro hair products cornwall?
Go to your nearest Hair store or a supermarket!
It depends how you wear you hair, is it relaxed, permed, natural?
I heard the Twisted Sista products from Urban Therapy are good, you can get them from Superdrugs (you may even find a few Dark %26amp; Lovely products there, which would be ok to use for a short term).
But the best thing to do would be to stock up before you go, and order from the internet at least a week before you completely run out as the delivery may take some time.
Good luckAfro hair products cornwall?
Go to your nearest Hair store or a supermarket!
Has anyone from UK ever ordered the missjessie.com afro hair products from US?
how long do they take to reach here? and other details, thanks.Has anyone from UK ever ordered the missjessie.com afro hair products from US?
I have ordered Miss Jessie's products but not from her site I got it from www.Naturallycurly.com with other things and it took about a month or two, it depends on how much you pay for delivery. To be honest the prices for the postage and packaging isn't worth it and some people think it isn't worth paying their prices anyway for their products, but it depends on the person I liked the curly pudding and the buttercreme I think it is called the one that smells like peppermint. Is there anything else you would like to know?Has anyone from UK ever ordered the missjessie.com afro hair products from US?
i have never heard of them before and i am having a hard time getting to the web page. i wont do it. might be a waste of money.
only stupid people would order them and they would never turn up.
I have ordered Miss Jessie's products but not from her site I got it from www.Naturallycurly.com with other things and it took about a month or two, it depends on how much you pay for delivery. To be honest the prices for the postage and packaging isn't worth it and some people think it isn't worth paying their prices anyway for their products, but it depends on the person I liked the curly pudding and the buttercreme I think it is called the one that smells like peppermint. Is there anything else you would like to know?Has anyone from UK ever ordered the missjessie.com afro hair products from US?
i have never heard of them before and i am having a hard time getting to the web page. i wont do it. might be a waste of money.
only stupid people would order them and they would never turn up.
I need a good website 4 black afro hair products to buy remi weave hair?
Sensationnel Goddess remi
Outre Velvet Remi
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It even has reviews
Outre Velvet Remi
Milky Way SagaI need a good website 4 black afro hair products to buy remi weave hair?
http://www.hairsisters.com/ver2/Shopping鈥?/a>
It even has reviews
Some suggestions on good Afro hair products that wont make ma hair fall out?
I use soft sheen carson care free curls at the moment I think that its preety good. any other things that are good for ma type of hair p.s live in west londonSome suggestions on good Afro hair products that wont make ma hair fall out?
nappturality.com
if you have any specific questions you can email me.Some suggestions on good Afro hair products that wont make ma hair fall out?
Afro-sheen
I normally use Sof N' Free it works great in my hair and feels soft, if you have short hair or short bits off hair dont clip them back, use dax it works just as good as hair spray or gel
go 2 www.folica.com and type ';CHI'; buy the CHI SIlk Infusion. i love tht stuff.
You need a conditioner once a week what are you washing your hair with some products don't mix, wash and condition with the same products for what you want from your hair, or use an all in one leave in conditioners to me are best. Continual too oil your hair but not heavily.
nappturality.com
if you have any specific questions you can email me.Some suggestions on good Afro hair products that wont make ma hair fall out?
Afro-sheen
I normally use Sof N' Free it works great in my hair and feels soft, if you have short hair or short bits off hair dont clip them back, use dax it works just as good as hair spray or gel
go 2 www.folica.com and type ';CHI'; buy the CHI SIlk Infusion. i love tht stuff.
You need a conditioner once a week what are you washing your hair with some products don't mix, wash and condition with the same products for what you want from your hair, or use an all in one leave in conditioners to me are best. Continual too oil your hair but not heavily.
Does anyone know some shops in BRIXTON, LONDON that sell AFRO HAIR products such as hair relaxer?
Please give me the full name of the store an a contact number if know.Does anyone know some shops in BRIXTON, LONDON that sell AFRO HAIR products such as hair relaxer?
boots the chemist,would sell itDoes anyone know some shops in BRIXTON, LONDON that sell AFRO HAIR products such as hair relaxer?
sorry don't know any names but walk through Brixton market and every other shop sells it.
Mrs WentworthMiller - are you going to Vidal Sassoon? Getting it cut, coloured and dyed for 拢50 or doing it all yourself?
You seem a little hair confused and I am worried that by all these questions that you are asking you may end up with a disaster on your hands. Check out the below site, there are also lots of black hair care magazines that can steer you in the right direction.
Brixton is excellent for stores selling hair care products - you just need to walk down Brixton High Road - as is Hackney, Walthamstow, Leyton, Upton Park, East Ham, Ladbroke Grove. London probably has the best choice in Europe for black hair care products, there are shops anywhere you see a black community.
Just do a little homework (more than Yahoo Answers), take some time and don't rush into anything (like Vidal Sassoon) as once it's done, with relaxing and colouring, if its not want you want its very hard to put right.
Brixton market is best for these productspuffy eye cream
boots the chemist,would sell itDoes anyone know some shops in BRIXTON, LONDON that sell AFRO HAIR products such as hair relaxer?
sorry don't know any names but walk through Brixton market and every other shop sells it.
Mrs WentworthMiller - are you going to Vidal Sassoon? Getting it cut, coloured and dyed for 拢50 or doing it all yourself?
You seem a little hair confused and I am worried that by all these questions that you are asking you may end up with a disaster on your hands. Check out the below site, there are also lots of black hair care magazines that can steer you in the right direction.
Brixton is excellent for stores selling hair care products - you just need to walk down Brixton High Road - as is Hackney, Walthamstow, Leyton, Upton Park, East Ham, Ladbroke Grove. London probably has the best choice in Europe for black hair care products, there are shops anywhere you see a black community.
Just do a little homework (more than Yahoo Answers), take some time and don't rush into anything (like Vidal Sassoon) as once it's done, with relaxing and colouring, if its not want you want its very hard to put right.
Brixton market is best for these products
Has anyone from UK ever ordered the missjessies.com afro hair products from US?
how long do they take and other details.Has anyone from UK ever ordered the missjessies.com afro hair products from US?
How many more times u gonna ask??
How many more times u gonna ask??
Where can I get Afro Hair Products?
I am a 12 year old boy trying to grow my hair out to get either and afro or cornrows (braids). Does anyone know where I can get hair products that makes hair grow or help afros? It would help a lot.Where can I get Afro Hair Products?
You can go to earths or seven mile these are the best or you can just go to any hair store.... most of the stuff for growing out your may look like its a girl product but it will work... also try not to do to much with your hair hair grows faster when it is left aloneWhere can I get Afro Hair Products?
BOY FOLLOW YOUR MOTHER TO THE KOREAN HAIR SUPPLY STORE! YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING YOU NEED. SINCE YOU A BOY, GET ANYTHING DOOGRO OR HAIR FOOD! EVEN EGG YOLKS IN YA HAIR WILL DO THE TRICK!
You can go to earths or seven mile these are the best or you can just go to any hair store.... most of the stuff for growing out your may look like its a girl product but it will work... also try not to do to much with your hair hair grows faster when it is left aloneWhere can I get Afro Hair Products?
BOY FOLLOW YOUR MOTHER TO THE KOREAN HAIR SUPPLY STORE! YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING YOU NEED. SINCE YOU A BOY, GET ANYTHING DOOGRO OR HAIR FOOD! EVEN EGG YOLKS IN YA HAIR WILL DO THE TRICK!
Does anyone use Afro hair products on their normal hair?
Because I was in the hair section at Target the other day and I saw these deep conditioning treatments specially formulated for African hair. It had stuff like egg, olive oil, and avocado in it.
I figure it should do a lot for my hair since afro hair is already naturally rough?Does anyone use Afro hair products on their normal hair?
I did that , i saw all there nice smelling things they say are for blacks , i love the coco butter lotion its only 2 dollars and smells so good i also started using the shampoo and conditioner cause i have super ugly hair , and i saw a black girl buy the same stuff and her hair was so pretty, i like it and have got family to ask if i was doing something cause it looked nice.. i am going to try every one of the products till get a favorite.. its kind of fun trying the new shampoosDoes anyone use Afro hair products on their normal hair?
i use the dark and lovely brand stuff from boots occasionally, and its brilliant.
I figure it should do a lot for my hair since afro hair is already naturally rough?Does anyone use Afro hair products on their normal hair?
I did that , i saw all there nice smelling things they say are for blacks , i love the coco butter lotion its only 2 dollars and smells so good i also started using the shampoo and conditioner cause i have super ugly hair , and i saw a black girl buy the same stuff and her hair was so pretty, i like it and have got family to ask if i was doing something cause it looked nice.. i am going to try every one of the products till get a favorite.. its kind of fun trying the new shampoosDoes anyone use Afro hair products on their normal hair?
i use the dark and lovely brand stuff from boots occasionally, and its brilliant.
Best afro hair products to help make my hair grow longer and thicker?
Ok, I've had my hair pressed and i had it in curls, which has made my hair in the back thin and the in the front short and in the middle it's longer, so my hair is really crazy!! I've tried a couple products but it seems my hair is not growing, and i was just wondering if anybody had any suggestions of what i could do to make my hair longer, stronger and thicker REAL FAST!!Best afro hair products to help make my hair grow longer and thicker?
Hi Bonita, I'm a hairstylist (27 years) and have worked in a predominantly black salon owned by one of my bestfriends. It sounds as if you are having breakage, either caused by a chemical relaxer or too hot of a pressing iron. One important thing to remember if you chemically relax, is that relaxed hair breaks easier. When the relaxer is applied, a certain amount of the cuticle layer (the outermost layer of your hairshaft) is removed. So, when the new hair grows out you have two diameters of hair on the same shaft, and it is at this very spot, where the diameters change, that breakage most often happens. To help prevent breakage, regular touch-ups are important.
I would start with a good haircut. I know since you're trying to grow it out this is the LAST thing you want to hear, but with trimming your stylist determines how much is going to come off, breakage is random and greater. One of the best product brands you can buy at a regular retail store is Nexxus. I would recommend Therappe shampoo, it's high in moisture. For your conditioner, I recommend the Humectress, use this after every shampoo, you can even leave in a small amount for additional conditioning. Lastly I would recommend the Kerafix reconstructor, only use this every third shampoo. Reconstructors are heavy in protein and help rebuild degraded hair, but when they enter the hairshaft they push out moisture. Too much protein will dry hair out and cause breakage. It is important to use reconstructor to help rebuild the hair, just make sure you don't over use it, and that you always follow your reconstructing treatments with a moisturizer. Within a few weeks you should notice a significant difference in the condition of your hair.
Remember that the average head of hair only grows about one half inch in length a month, and with curly hair it seems like less because of the tightness of the curl. If the hair is healthy you will maintain that month's growth on your ends, but if it is dry and brittle you will lose the length gained in breakage of the older hair. Another thing, dry hair does not need heavy oils, they don't penetrate the hair shaft. What dry brittle hair needs mostly is moisture. You will notice softer, lighter (in texture) hair with the Nexxus products, your hair will be shinier and fuller, never heavy or oily. Hope this helps, best wishes!
EDITED TO ADD; Paul Mitchell makes a GREAT product to add to the above regime, it's called Super Skinny. It's silicone based, looks like a clear, oily gel. Put a small amount in your hair after shampooing and conditioning, right before styling. After your styling is completed, you can add a tiny bit more if desired. This product smells fantastic, and adds unbelievable shine, while taming flyaway hair. Caution... too much will make your hair appear oily, use less than you think you'll need, you can always add more if desired.Best afro hair products to help make my hair grow longer and thicker?
Products are not going to help your hair grow faster. you can do protein treatments occasionally ( every other month or so) to strengthen weak hair. However, this is not a permanent solution. The only way to help you hair grow longer and stronger is by frequently trimming your ends to avoid split ends and by regularly conditioning your hair. Your hair has to stay moisturized in order to stop breakage. I know for black hair, it's not a good idea to wash everyday. This causes your hair to get dry and brittle.But frequent washing every 3-4 days in addition to proper moisturizing is vital to healthy hair. Try Mizani rose oil cream and their H2O night time cream. The shampoos and conditioners they make are also great.
Design Essentials has a wonderful line specifically used for ethnic hair, but it also did wonders on mine [I'm Italian and boy can my hair look like a mess sometimes]. I don't know exactly what product of their might increase growth, but I know they have plenty of products that will help with the strength of your hair, even styling products.
Check them out:
http://www.designessentials.com/de/index.jsp
My blog has alot about growing hair and keeping it strong it may be helpful :) http://thelonghairdiaries.blogspot.com/
Hi Bonita, I'm a hairstylist (27 years) and have worked in a predominantly black salon owned by one of my bestfriends. It sounds as if you are having breakage, either caused by a chemical relaxer or too hot of a pressing iron. One important thing to remember if you chemically relax, is that relaxed hair breaks easier. When the relaxer is applied, a certain amount of the cuticle layer (the outermost layer of your hairshaft) is removed. So, when the new hair grows out you have two diameters of hair on the same shaft, and it is at this very spot, where the diameters change, that breakage most often happens. To help prevent breakage, regular touch-ups are important.
I would start with a good haircut. I know since you're trying to grow it out this is the LAST thing you want to hear, but with trimming your stylist determines how much is going to come off, breakage is random and greater. One of the best product brands you can buy at a regular retail store is Nexxus. I would recommend Therappe shampoo, it's high in moisture. For your conditioner, I recommend the Humectress, use this after every shampoo, you can even leave in a small amount for additional conditioning. Lastly I would recommend the Kerafix reconstructor, only use this every third shampoo. Reconstructors are heavy in protein and help rebuild degraded hair, but when they enter the hairshaft they push out moisture. Too much protein will dry hair out and cause breakage. It is important to use reconstructor to help rebuild the hair, just make sure you don't over use it, and that you always follow your reconstructing treatments with a moisturizer. Within a few weeks you should notice a significant difference in the condition of your hair.
Remember that the average head of hair only grows about one half inch in length a month, and with curly hair it seems like less because of the tightness of the curl. If the hair is healthy you will maintain that month's growth on your ends, but if it is dry and brittle you will lose the length gained in breakage of the older hair. Another thing, dry hair does not need heavy oils, they don't penetrate the hair shaft. What dry brittle hair needs mostly is moisture. You will notice softer, lighter (in texture) hair with the Nexxus products, your hair will be shinier and fuller, never heavy or oily. Hope this helps, best wishes!
EDITED TO ADD; Paul Mitchell makes a GREAT product to add to the above regime, it's called Super Skinny. It's silicone based, looks like a clear, oily gel. Put a small amount in your hair after shampooing and conditioning, right before styling. After your styling is completed, you can add a tiny bit more if desired. This product smells fantastic, and adds unbelievable shine, while taming flyaway hair. Caution... too much will make your hair appear oily, use less than you think you'll need, you can always add more if desired.Best afro hair products to help make my hair grow longer and thicker?
Products are not going to help your hair grow faster. you can do protein treatments occasionally ( every other month or so) to strengthen weak hair. However, this is not a permanent solution. The only way to help you hair grow longer and stronger is by frequently trimming your ends to avoid split ends and by regularly conditioning your hair. Your hair has to stay moisturized in order to stop breakage. I know for black hair, it's not a good idea to wash everyday. This causes your hair to get dry and brittle.But frequent washing every 3-4 days in addition to proper moisturizing is vital to healthy hair. Try Mizani rose oil cream and their H2O night time cream. The shampoos and conditioners they make are also great.
Design Essentials has a wonderful line specifically used for ethnic hair, but it also did wonders on mine [I'm Italian and boy can my hair look like a mess sometimes]. I don't know exactly what product of their might increase growth, but I know they have plenty of products that will help with the strength of your hair, even styling products.
Check them out:
http://www.designessentials.com/de/index.jsp
My blog has alot about growing hair and keeping it strong it may be helpful :) http://thelonghairdiaries.blogspot.com/
Afro Hair Products????!!!!!?
hey, does anyone know where you can buy afro hair products such as SofnFree in bulks online quite cheap?
thanks a lot.Afro Hair Products????!!!!!?
have you tried amazon.com? :o)
thanks a lot.Afro Hair Products????!!!!!?
have you tried amazon.com? :o)
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