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Natural hair simply means chemical-free hair, or virgin hair, like it is locally-named. Natural hair can be achieved by cutting off all the chemically-straightened hair (The Big Chop). Some women transition by allowing new growth appear after several weeks or months the chemically-straightened hair is cut off, while others are bold enough to chop everything off. In recent times, a lot of black women, Nigerians inclusive have caught the bug.
Some say they are accepting their identity, the kinky hair. This doesn’t in anyway make the women with “relaxed”or “texturized” hair less Black or African, as the case may be. Some women go natural because they have experienced hair loss/damage as a result of chemicals. For some, it is less time-consuming. And it is also a trend for some women. The kinky hair, nappy hair, natural hair styles is in vogue. Hey! What not!
BLACK WOMEN HAIR TYPES
They are usually between Types 3 a, b, c and 4 a, b, c. Most Nigerian women 4 a, b, c or more than one type.
BASIC CARE FOR NATURAL HAIR
* MOISTURIZE- This should be done frequently, even when in protect styling. Lack of moisture affects natural hair
*OILS AND BUTTER help alot
*DON’T use shampoos and conditioners that contain sulphate. It causes dryness of hair, and scalp. It also causes irritation of the scalp, and, sometimes hair loss.
Deep condition REGULARLY.
PROTECTIVE STYLES are advisable, and don’t forget to spritz regularly. Your hair needs moisture.
ABOVE ALL learn, understand, and, love your hair. Know what works for you!
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