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4. If you are an African American, or if you have
extra curly hair, avoid brushing your hair. Use a wide toothed
comb, or your fingers to work with your hair. Brushes can destroy
African American or extra curly hair by shearing it out of the
scalp.
5. Look for essential oils, herbs and vegetable
oils in your hair care products. Essential oils such as rosemary,
ylang-ylang and west Indian bay help to stimulate hair growth.
Lavender and tea tree are naturally antiseptic and help to fight
dandruff. Vegetable oils such as soybean oil, safflower oil and
corn oil are moisturizing and conditioning to the hair shaft.
6. Avoid sleeping in hair accessories such as barrettes,
scrunchies, head bands, etc. This can lead to hair damage.
7. Massage your scalp to help stimulate hair growth.
Massaging helps stimulate hair growth by increasing the blood
flow to the scalp. This nourishes the hair roots and helps to
stimulate the hair growth process.
8. If your hair ends are damaged, give yourself
a trim every so often to remove damage. |