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Some of the misconceptions surrounding 4C hair are that it’s coarse, difficult to manage, and it comes with a lack of styling versatility, according to Dr. Kari Williams, a trichologist, cosmetologist, and member of DevaCurl’s Expert Curl Council. But in fact, almost the opposite is true. Though 4C strands can be fragile which means it’s important to reduce manipulating them the hair s coiled structure makes it no less manageable than other types, and actually make it one of the most versatile curl types out there. “The elasticity of the strand combined with the curves of the coil gives 4C hair the ability to form and mold into braids, twists, curls, and countless shapes without the use of pins, rubber bands, wax, or gel,” Dr. Williams says. “4C hair can truly defy gravity,” she adds.
Pros Say These Shampoos Will Make Your Hair Grow Super Fast
By Chelsea Hall, Bianca Rodriguez, Maya Allen of Marie Claire |
When you desperately want longer hair whether you re trying to grow out a haircut you re not feeling anymore or dealing with hair loss, a problem that affects 40 percent of women looking in the mirror can get depressing, and waiting can feel like an eternity. Thankfully, there are steps you can take to speed up the process, like incorporating special shampoos into your routine. But before you try to give your hair a nudge, it s essential to understand the science behind it.
7 tips for natural hair care while self-quarantining and beyond
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How the pandemic is empowering people of color to embrace their natural hair
Hair stylists say that quarantine has given women the time and space to experiment with natural hair styles.Whitney White/Instagram
When most hair salons were forced to close due to the coronavirus pandemic, more people of color started to embrace their natural hair textures. Lots of women were choosing natural hairstyles prior to COVID-19, trichologist, cosmetologist and DevaCurl Expert Curl Council member Dr. Kari Williams told GMA. Now, I think the circumstances are creating a space for women of color to continue to learn, explore and embrace the versatility of their hair.
New year, new me is the motto for 2021. As we leave 2020 behind, it s time to let go of your boring quarantine ponytail, topknot, or bedhead. Instead, hair pros want you to show off your new year joy in your next hairstyle whether it s chopping off several inches or going with a bold, unpredictable color. We asked three top hairstylists for the hair trends you ll want to try out come January. Ginger coils
The best thing about curls and coils is that they offer amazing definition with the right color, and Julie Cornejo, Clairol professional and Wella Colorcharm Top Artist, believes classic ginger red does the trick. Lots of brunettes will experiment with this color palette, whether it be all over, in a highlight, or even block color techniques, Cornejo tells