Hello everyone i have hair that almost reaches to my shoulders,when my mom used
to do it it used to be down to my back! but now ive dameged my hair what can i
do to help my hair grow nice long and full again? I am african american

shapaig <shapaig@...> wrote: First, let me apologize for not posting
sooner but my computer
decided to crash. Thanks for the advice and my daughter's hair is
growing out nicely. It's full and healthy. I haven't straightened it
with a hot comb but I think she has finally gotten use to her look.
She has bought beautiful headbands and pretty earrings lately so I
think it's a good thing. For now. I know the day is coming when she's
going to want to do something else with her hair. But I'm ready now.
Thanks so much for the advice..



--- In cornrows@yahoogroups.com, Ann Bryant <mswuteva2005@y...> wrote:
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> Hello Shapaig,
>
> I work in a braid shop, and I used to work in a natural hair salon.
My own daughter is going through the same transition as your
daughter. What I do for her is straighten her hair out with the blow
dryer or straigtening comb. I alternate because I don't want to
damage her hair. It makes cornrowing her hair easier and more
manageable. I don't know about the online course, but I took a
braiding/weaving course at a community college near me. It would
probably be best to take a course at a school so you can have that
teacher presence. I learned alot and I took it further and I got my
license. It's funny because I only took the course to learn different
braid styles and techniques to do my own childrens' hair and now it's
taken me further and I earn money for the braids that I do. I must
say that I enjoy braiding now. -Zaneta
>
> shapaig <shapaig@y...> wrote:Hello all, I'm new to this group. I
decided to join because I made
> the
> biggest mistake my perming my daughter's hair a couple of years ago
> and it wan't until last year that I have decided to grow it out and
> allow it to go back to it's natural state. It's been almost 8
months
> and the perm is just about gone. With her hair now almost back
> to "normal" I seem to have a hard time finding styles for her so I
> have kept it in cornrows. Now she would like extensions in her hair.
> I am truly considering taking the online course so that I can do
her
> hair myself. She has very course hair and it's not easy for us to
> agree on hairstyles. (She's 9.) Any suggestions would truly help.
> Thanks in advance.
>
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