How Do You Use Braids To Grow African American Hair?
African-American women often wear braids during the summer months as a protective style so that their hair can have a break from the wear and tear of daily manipulation. When you do not manipulate your hair on a daily basis and instead put it in a protective style, your hair does not break and appears to grow faster. Braid your hair in single braids or braid it into cornrows using extensions or your natural hair. Avoid braiding your hair in micro braids unless you have the patience to remove them. Micro braids are pin-sized braids that can cause hair loss when they are removed incorrectly. Use oil sheen to moisturize your scalp at least every other day. A light oil sheen will keep dryness at bay and help to avoid hair breakage. Keep your scalp clean by washing your hair every two weeks when you have braids in. Gently massage the shampoo into your scalp, being careful to remove it all when you rinse your hair. Use low manipulation hairstyles. Keep your hair in simple styles. Let your ha
