By Sounique
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In my best Jan Brady voice..."moisture moisture moisture!" There is no special product, no quick fix, no home remedy. The key to growing long African American hair, is keeping it moisturized. Simply put, if your hair is dry and brittle, it Will break off. I'm sure you already know that hair grows an average of 1/2 inch per month. However most African American women don't see the progress because either, they're going to the salon regularly and their beautician is chopping it off or it is so dry that it breaks off. The solution to their problem is a lack of moisture. The more you do to your hair, the more moisture it needs.
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happyloop23 said
on 7/31/2008 hi i am a new commer and i just chop my own hair off because of the perm called motions and it ate my hair up thats why i just hate using perms and i really do hate beauty salon too. they sometime dont know what they are doing to your hair. so um now hair is 2inches short enough to brush and i am natural all over again and my hair is just fine and curley /wavey also will these product you mention will it work for my hair too and o how long will it take to grow my hair back i am a black 28 year old dont know nothing much about caring for my hair i just like to listen to othjer womens that have long hair know what they are talking about and you are one that can me grow my hair long will you my email address is sugarbear@yahoo.com