moisterize keepin the hair moisterized will save the hair from breakin off!
One of the most important things to do is condition, condition, condition! Also, trim your hair gradually to get rid of the straight ends. This also aids in helping the hair avoid breakage. Another way to avoid breakage is to use a wide tooth comb, conditioning the hair regularly, and by giving your hair a hot-oil deep conditioning treatment. This is essential to restore moisture and balance
Wear a satin cap and sleep on a silk pillowcase to help keep your hair from drying out and breaking. protecting your hair while transitioning
Try to avoid slicking your hair back because the tension may cause breakage. Your hair is more susceptible to breakage because of the two different textures
Choose a transition hairstyle that minimizes stress to your hair, is easy for you to maintain and helps you disguise the 2 different hair textures. transition
Take the time and energy to care for your hair with the right styling options. In order to hide the two textures, you may opt for styles that require very little or no daily grooming like cornrows, braids, extensions, straw-sets or twist-outs.
info from
http://www.curlyhairsalon.com/transitioning.html
Friday, October 16, 2009
Tips on transistioning!
Posted by Mrs. Edwards at 4:49 PM
Labels: NAPPY HAIR. TRANSISTIONING TO NATURAL HAIR, transistioning to natural hair
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