Caring for Black Hair : How to Grow Long & Strong African-American Hair

"long and strong African American hair" haha

BOGUS! I like the covering the hair advice. I recommend frequent washings a week. I use an organic moisturizing shampoo on my hair 2-3x a week. Every 2 weeks is doable depending on the person but that is the longest anyone should ever go without shampooing. Personally for me that's an ick factor. I trim my ends every 3-6 months. I oil my ends and the length of my hair with almond and castor oil. My hair is longer, stronger and healthier than its been in years. Protein deep conditioning is key.

This chick is giving false info. You don't use tea tree for dryness, but for oily/flaky scalp like dandruff. Stylists have jacked up too many people to count. You should ALWAYS condition after you shampoo and it should be moisturizing conditioner.

Its so funny because 1 her hair isnt anything special
2, she dont not what she is talking about, i wash my hair weekly with a moisturising shampoo and it is longer and thicker then ever before. black girls dont listen to this.
lol, oil hair, oil does not moisutries it, only prevents moisture loss. omg she is now telling me i can only have long and strong if i go to the stylist. giggle, giggle i am lost for words. Why bother with this advise most back gir no this already unfortunatleey

Do you follow your own tips? hmm?

Your hair isnt long!!!

ty some much i luv ya