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LHDC says: Personally, I don't agree with at lot of what Mr. Andre has to say in this response, but to each their own! However, Andre originally made the "controversial" statement(s) FOURTEEN years ago in his book....he didn't get back lash back in 1997 when the book was published, but now, in 2011 when he repeats what he had published 14 years ago everyone is up in arms about it...well, do you wanna know what I think?
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By Karen Pallarito, Health.com
Weaves and braids may contribute to a type of permanent hair loss that appears to be common among black women, a new study has found.
More than one-quarter of the 326 black women who participated in the study had hair loss on the top of their scalp, and of those women, 59 percent had signs of central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia, or CCCA, a poorly understood form of baldness that begins at the crown of the head and leads to scarring.
For many years, CCCA was known as "hot comb alopecia" because it was attributed to the use of hot combs to straighten curly hair. That appears to be a misnomer. Neither hot comb treatments nor chemical relaxers, which were used by more than 90 percent of the study participants, were linked with CCCA in the study, but braids, weaves, and other so-called traction hairstyles that tug at the scalp were.
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Made famous by my favorite hair guru, Wanakee Pugh, the definition of a protective style is a hair style where the ends of the hair are protected/tucked away, therefore unexposed to the air & elements.
In this video I show you how I create a simple low-tension protective style. This style is also a low-manipulation hair style as it does not need to be redone daily.
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I recorded this vlog the day after I did my final big chop - February 8, 2011. I posed a question at the end of this video, is what I did considered a "big chop" why or why not?
After posting this video on my YouTube channel last night - February 21, 2011, I've gotten some very good feedback as to how some people feel about the "big chop".
In my opinion, a "big chop" is when one cuts or chops a significant amount of their hair's length.
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according to MSN.com :0)
They say women with long hair are afraid of change and women who wear an afro are bold....what do you think?
Just like the curly haired woman, a gal with an Afro is proud of her natural locks and doesn’t seek to change it. It’s a strong, bold ’do, probably worn by a woman with the same qualities.
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I repeat! Oprah Winfrey's highly enviable, lush locks are NOT NATURAL as we all were convinced last year when she told us that she does not wear a weave - [see this post].
All the details are below in an interview Oprah's Mane Man Andre Walker did with Chloe Cabrera of the Tampa Tribune.
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Where do you live/where are you from? I am from Nassau, Bahamas
What length is your hair? Right now it 12in How do you cleanse yourlong
How long have you been on your hair growth journey? For ten years, off and on
What length was your hair when you began your hair journey? About 5 – 6in
Do you trim at all? No, because I had a bad experience with the salon
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Long hair can be a pain to grow out but you can change your appearance quickly with wigs.

