How Do You Maintain An Afro Hairstyle On Kids?
The afro hairstyle commonly worn in the African-American culture, consists of hair worn in its natural state without being chemically processed. Thus, adults are not the only ones that wear this style of hair; young children may also be seen wearing an afro. Below are a few tips to maintaining an afro style. Wash hair. As with any other style, make sure you wash hair, thoroughly rinse, and use a conditioner. Section the hair. Braid or plait hair while wet. Braids need not be in any particular style, allow hair to dry. So that hair does not become brittle and dry, you may want to spray a little oil sheen over plaits as they dry. Loosen hair. Next, loosen braids or plaits on the child’s head; you will notice the hair loosens into a tight crimpy look. If you have chosen to use small curlers in the hair instead of braiding, once your remove curlers, the hair will tightly curl close to the scalp. Fluff it up. First, run fingers through your child’s hair to loosen crinkles or curls. Apply so
