Comments on: Caring for Single Braids

By: Nessuwa

Nessuwa — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 03:28:58 +0000

hi my name is nessuwa nessie for short and i have had my braids o i dont know maybe about 1 month or so i think anyways the point is i dont know if it is growing or not now i am nigerian and i have very thick hair and when i say thick i mean thick so when i put singles in it it fills out very nicely and my friend said that to know if your hair has grown it will get really nappy and my hair is starting to get really nappy i think it is because of the newgrowth that is why when my braids are out i am going to ask my mom to perm my hair so it can really grow sounds like a good hairgrowth plan right i hope it is

By: Grow Black Hair Online » Protective Styles

Grow Black Hair Online » Protective Styles — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 14:08:15 +0000

[...] Single braids (not to be confused with microbraids), are also a great alternative. These braids are a little bigger than microbraids, which ease in the removal of the braids as well as preventing the hair from breaking off unlike microbraids. When you go to your hair braider let them know what size you will like your braids to be and advise them not to braid the braids “scalp bleeding” tight to your head to prevent the unnecessary pulling that causes breakage and thinning around the edges. Be sure to cleanse and condition the hair weekly and mositurize daily following the braid care regimen. [...]

By: mhowellred

mhowellred — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 01:35:25 +0000

Samara thank you for responding so quickly. I will go out tomorrow to my nearest beauty supply store and purchase the Organic Products. In the meantime with the condition of my hair I still throw my wig on especially for work lol. After leaving work I can’t wait to ditch that wig. I’m so excited. I will keep you posted with my growth progess. I definitly will have to share this with my sistas. Also tell them about your web site. Thank you once again. You are a God Send.

By: Samara

Samara — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 07:37:52 +0000

Have you every tried the Organic Root Stimulator Scalp Scrub? It is a good product used to help stimulate the hair growth. Also use the Uplifting Shampoo and Fertilizing Serum in conjunction with my hair care regimen excluding the relaxer. I’m glad you’ve ditched the weaves and wigs. That was the problem in the first place and going natural has many rewards: Beautiful, strong, healthy full hair!

By: mhowellred

mhowellred — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 02:02:27 +0000

Hi Samara. I Hope that you can offer me some type of plan to jump start my hair growth. I’m a 46 her old Mother of 3. For years, I mean years I have been wearing wigs and hair weaves. Causing my hair to become thin and brittle. Just recently I had my daughter in law to use the stocking cap method for weaving. The glue stuck to my scalp which caused severe damage (bald spots). When removing the stocking cap my thinning hair went along with it. So now I have bald spots. I have decided to go natural because I’m tired of the madness of wigs and weaves. Therefore I shaved my head bald. My hair is growing but of course the bald spots are still there. My hair is growing around the many bald spots.I need your help in giving some ideas on how to jump start hair growing in those bald spots..I’m desparate!!!! I’ve been told so much but nothings working. PLEASE HELP. I want to look fabulous for the summer. Thank you so much..Ms. Howell