Hairstyles for African American Women

To put it bluntly, a merkin is a wig for the private parts, a sort of pubic wig. We have been asked for one at Afrodite on rare occasions, but I repeat, very rare occasions! They are sometimes still used in films, where the actor already has a Brazilian, but I think that they actually originated in the fifteenth century. Women would shave their pubes for personal hygiene reasons and as a way of dealing with lice. They would then put on a merkin. Also they could be used to disguise signs of disease such as syphilis.

Nothing is absolute. If you want to wear wigs safe, you’d better purchase wigs from formal channels. As we know, maybe there are lots of micro-organisms in human hair. Natural wigs are made of natural human hair of young woman's who have never dyed or chemically processed their hair, then carefully selected and sorted. Hair undergoes a complicated process, including disinfection, nourishing masks, balms, dyeing and perming. Normally, you aren’t allergic to natural human wigs. Wearing a wig can cause headaches, if a wig doesn’t fit properly or is worn incorrectly. It can also place pressure on the head and end up causing frequent headaches. However, in most cases if you loosen the wig cap slightly you can alleviate the problem. If you want to wear wigs comfortable, you should wear it with right method. Wearing wigs may damage even healthy hair and cause hair loos if certain steps aren’t followed: It is important that your hair is clean and conditioned regularly, even if you plan on ...

1.If you wear wigs, everyday you can wash it 1-3 times in one week 2.Use the wide teethed comb to comb hair from end to root because wash it so that its not easy to because tangle 3.Don't use hot water and cool water to wash the wig. Because the hot water will lost the wig construction .Cool water is not good to remove the dirty 4.When washing the wig please flowing in the same direction of the hair so that can avoid hair tangle 5. After washing it you can put it in a Naturally ventilated place to let the wig dry 6. Don't put the wigs in sunlight and high temperature directly and far away dust place .You'd better put it far away from Children and pets 7. Put the wigs in a mannequin or Styrofoam head If you wear it very often. Because this way can keep the good style of the hair. You can buy the mannequin or the Styrofoam head from the seller which you bought wigs 8.If you want to store yours wigs for a long time you can fold yo...

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Flat irons, blow dryers, curling irons and numerous other heated styling tools can be a great addition to a regimen if used sparingly and correctly. But what is the best temperature for using these different styling tools on relaxed or natural hair while avoiding heat damage? Flat Irons & Curling Wands  there is no hard and fast rule in regards to temperature, it completely depends on the thickness and texture of your hair. If your hair is relaxed, texurized or texlaxed, then regardless of individual differences in texture.  A good technique in conjunction with relevant products will give you the super silky results on a lower heat setting. The best temperature is the lowest one at which you get the desired results. I may be able to get super straight hair at 290°F while someone else will have to crank it up to 350°F to get the same results, find your own personal perfect temp and stick with it. P.S.:Not all styling tools have specific temperature selecti...

Disclaimer: Just so you know, if you order an item through one of our posts, we may get a small share of the sale. Almost everyone want to have a younger look, especially women. But not all know how to make it. Generally some common mistakes would add years to a woman's look. And today i would like to listed them out for your reference. Mistake 1: Lacking Confidence In my opinion, this is really the biggest mistake of all, because you can do whatever you want with your hair as long as you have the courage to rock it out.  Confidence and joy go a long way in making you appear more youthful than any hair color or style ever will. So if you're 80 and you want hot pink hair—do it! I definitely don't want anyone to think that there are rules once you become a“woman of a certain age.” Mistake 2: Out Dated Hairstyles We've all met the nice lady with the hairstyle that hasn't changed. Though perhaps it was cute or classic for its time, it...

Walnuts, fish, and zinc could help with gray hair Backe recommends adding certain foods to your diet to help supplement missing nutritional benefits. First, he suggests adding walnuts to your diet. “These are a great source of copper which helps to lend pigment to your hair follicles.” He also suggests adding fish, seeds, and leafy greens like kale and broccoli as sources of omega-3 fatty acids and zinc, “which are imperative for strengthening hair health and even restoring color.” Vitamin B supplements Chicken, when consumed in large amounts, can provide vitamin B-12 and B-6, which Backe explains has been shown to reduce the occurrence of gray hair. But if you’re not much of a meat-eater, supplements may help. “B-vitamin supplements help increase your body’s ability to prevent graying,” explains Backe. “Just be sure to balance out the rest of your diet with lots of roughage, leafy greens, and lots of water.”

Why Hair Turns Gray Hair grows in a follicle, a bulb-like tube on your scalp. The average head has 100,000 to 150,000 follicles, each operating independently from the others. Hair in its basic, unpigmented state is white. It gets its color from melanin, a pigment that also determines skin color. Two types of melanin, eumelanin (dark brown or black) and phaeomelanin (reddish yellow), combine to make all the hair colors. One hypothesis for why hair goes gray is that aging slows or stops the hair from accessing the melanin, so it comes out gray, silver, or white instead. New research reveals that graying may be from a build-up of hydrogen peroxide in the hair cell, which causes the hair to bleach itself on the inside. Cells naturally have a small amount of hydrogen peroxide in them, but it’s kept in check by an enzyme called catalase, which converts the hydrogen peroxide to oxygen and water. As we age, the body produces less catalase, so the hydrogen peroxide builds up and blocks “t...

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