I have had natural hair for a long time well not a long time but about two years how can I keep it n

I have been wearing my hair in a natural twist but I want to wear it in curls....what are some products that I can use that will help my hair not to be so unmanagebale

I have had natural hair for a long time well not a long time but about two years how can I keep it natural?

If your African American i would recommend Carols Daughter(she was even on Tyras show)

Also good oils,mosturizers(sp?)

I have had natural hair for a long time well not a long time but about two years how can I keep it natural?

you can eat good food ,like veggies and use curls,brush your hair al ot and use good shampoo

I have had natural hair for a long time well not a long time but about two years how can I keep it natural?

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Have you tried wearing bantu, puffs, coils, scraf tied around, do you wear the undo twists and braids.

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I have had natural hair for a long time well not a long time but about two years how can I keep it natural?

For an African American woman, your hair needs to be groomed and "trained" first. I would suggest silk pressing. This is just your basic shampoo w/ good conditioning treatments, and your hair is pressed silky-smooth, then curled in your preferred style. Do this every two weeks at a salon that specializes in natural hair care. An occasional trim to remove split ends will keep your hair from tangling and maintain a well-groomed look.

Once your hair is groomed and trained (about 1-2 months), it won't be so unmanageable. At home, you can wrap your hair with a silk scarf (your stylist can show you how) between salon visits. Don't use a lot of grease. Creme of Nature makes some very good products for natural hair now. Wash your hair no more than once a week; unless your hair is really oily or you work out/sweat, washing more often will dry out your hair. Use light sheen spray to keep it from looking dull.