I always get those little bumps near my back hairline whenever I get my hair braided. I know it has to do with it being too tight but is there anything I can do to minimize it? Maybe the stylist is doing it too tight or I should trim the hair back there so the braid sits further away from my hairline. Any responses would be appreciated!

Tell me why I felt like repunzel

By any chance has anyone heard there’s been a change?

I’ve been using the same exact combo for three years. Uncle funky and innersense. And in the past year or so, the second I add innersense… my hair becomes so rough in the shower post detangle it mattes. I can’t take it for much longer. Has anyone noticed a change?

Hey all, I'm a foster mom with a kiddo with 4b/c, medium to low porosity hair. I've been trying to find a hair routine that works for her. She's 21 months old so she can't tell me how her hair was previously handled. A friend gave me some conditioner packets to try out and so far these guys are the best. Is there anything I'm missing? I don't have experience with curly/African hair since I'm 'beacons of gondor' white and I don't want to screw this up anymore then I already am.

Could anyone help me in a way to revive this for a day or 2? Thank you in advance

So I have in two strand twists right now and the only way for me to get them not looking like I just woke up is with a wet rag. I just brush the rag on my twists so they'll be straight and they look nice, I do this everyday. After, I put in oil so the water by itself doesn't dry out my hair, the bottle says use daily but everything else I'm seeing says do it every other day. My hair soaks up oil pretty quickly like the next day you can't even see it if I ran my fingers through my hair 🤷🏾‍♀️ i don't want my hair to be too oily but I also don't want to dry it out, should I keep doing this or stop?

I’m white with wavy at best hair so this is not my expertise and I am having trouble finding an answer on Google. I’m seeing this black girl who currently has braids and she stayed over for the first time last night and she will be staying over again at some point, I’m sure.

When she does stay over again, I was looking to get a silk pillowcase as I heard it’s better her type of hair, it would be beneficial to get a silk pillow case for when she comes over.

I wanna take these out and get a free form dread kind of look without actually having my hair getting locked. What can I do to maintain that look without getting actual free forms. I don’t really wanna take my hair out and be combing it out.

If I shave my head bald will my hairline grow back and also what method should I use to get dreadlocks like this

Hello everyone, I’m growing my hair out fully for the first time in a long time give or take 20 years (32m), I’m getting my hair done tomorrow and was wondering, should I get my hair shaped and tapered first (no front taper, just sides) or do I get it shaped after the braids? Thank you all in advance!

I use it because of older family members. But the ingredients are super vague.

Recipe: Essential Oils, Fragrance

That’s it 🤨🤔

Pls don't judge my roots I'll cry

Also does this go away by itself soon I’ll hit a year mark. (It definitely isn’t as bad as before it got better)

What are basic things I should be doing? Also is using a racket comb bad? And should I start finger combing instead?

I've shaved the back and sides of my head and rocked braids (in a slightly busted ponytail) with the hair on top for a while now but I'm bored and want to grow it out. Only problem? The awkward in-between stages of growth.

At this point the hair on the top of my head is ~9inches after a wash and freshly braided. With the back and sides the length is closer to 2 inches so I know I can't get away with braiding or twisting atm. Does anyone know any styles, or temporary measures I could try out for the next, idk, 9 month it'll take for the rest of my hair to maybe get to a reasonable length. Any suggestions appreciated x thank you in advance :)