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For years I had an interest
in learning how to take care of my hair.
In the early 2000’s whenever i gained access to the internet my first
search words were always about how to grow long hair.
The information was not all
in one place and so I would search from site to site and gather information in
bits and pieces all over the internet and then somehow try to put it all
together to teach myself how to take care of my hair and “ get it to grow”.
My searches lead me to
websites such as blackhairmedia, growafrohairlong, kiss and lately hairlista.
While I was searching for
information many other women across the world were also searching for
information on how to take care of tightly coiled hair and to get it to grow
long.
Some women got the information and used it while others decided to gather the information in precise details and write books to teach other women how to take care of their hair from a scientific perspective in an effort to dispel the notion that black hair can’t grow.
The authors of the following books did just that.
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| The Science of Black Hair |
The Science of Black Hair broke it all down to a science as the
name suggests. It delves into the structure of the hair and all the biological
aspects of how hair grows. It also focuses
on hair types and the techniques which yields best results based on your hair
type.
There are many factors which prevent
black women from retaining their length such as styling techniques, excess
heat, over processing of the hair and so many other issues.
In this book Audrey so precisely brings it all
together in one nice easy to understand package that will cause any person how
loves to learn about hair care to just curl up with the book and read it from
cover to cover. Even if you are not a lover of books you will not be left out
because the audio version is also available.
But this book will get any woman who felt less of a person because of
her hair type, to stand up and take note that all hair types are important and
can flourish with just enough tender loving care. This book is a must read.
“The Science of Black Hair is the ultimate consumer textbook
on black hair care today. Technically oriented and detailed throughout, this
book was written with the serious hair care consumer in mind. With its
comprehensive, yet light academic style— it is truly the last hair book you’ll
ever need.” -Scienceofblackhair.com
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| Hair Care Rehab |
You cannot read this book
and not understand clearly that taking care of your hair takes effort and
patience. You will also become aware that your hair does not forgive you for treating
it badly because the effects of your mistreatment will become more evident as
your hair grows.
Issues such as split ends, Alopecia (Hair Loss), Basic Hair
BreakageBurns (Appliances),Chemical Burns,Chlorine & Pool Water Damage,Color
Fading,Contact Dermatitis,Cradle Cap,Crown-Area Hair Breakage,Damaged, Highly
Porous Hair,Chlorine & Pool Water Damage,Dandruff & Dry ScalpDry, Brittle
Hair,Eczema & Red, Itchy Scalp, Fine Limp Hair,Frizzy Hair,Graying Hair,Green
Hair,Hair Loss & Thinning ,Head Lice,Heat Damage,Oily Hair,Psoriasis,Ringworm,Seborrheic
Dermatitis Shedding,Single-Strand Knots,SluggishHair Growth,Split Ends,Sun
& Surf Damage,Tangly Hair,Thinning Hair Edges,Thin Ends are all discussed in depth to give the reader a full understanding of how to get your hair back on track on the road to good health.
If you need help with these issues then this is a must read for
you.
