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Mar 30, 2013
Dajah C.
Hey guys,
I chemically straighten my hair because I am African American and have a fro. Last processing my hair broke off up to the growth. This is like the eighth time I got my hair processed and my hair did this for the first time. Any suggestions to what it is or how I can stop the breakage completely. My hair covers it. It is in the back of my head. It is not all of my hair thank God but I don't know what to do so any advice can help.
Mar 30, 2013
Kat R.
Try Shea butter. It's awesome. Works as a leave in conditioner and also you can leave in in over night for a more intensive moisturizer.