Hairstyles for African American Women

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...