How Do You Do Natural Hairstyles For Black Hair?
African-Americans who wear their hair without chemical straighteners have ‘natural’ hair. Natural black hair is very versatile and can be styled in many different ways. Some styles are simple while others are more complex. Besides an easy afro, you can wear Bantu knots, braids, cornrows, afro puffs, twists and many more styles that take advantage of your hair’s unique coils and kinks. Detangle black hair before attempting to style. It’s easiest to detangle natural black hair while it’s wet. After shampooing, apply a moisturizing conditioner to the hair. Begin combing at the ends with a wide-tooth comb and work your way to the roots to get out all tangles. Style an afro with a plastic pick. This is the easiest natural style to create and only relies on a good haircut from a barber or stylist. Begin at the ends of hair and pick the hair out into a fluffy halo. Work your way toward the scalp. Create a chunky afro by taking chunks of hair in uniform sizes and twisting each chunk loosely. A
