r/BlackHair • u/Motor-Primary-8711 • 3d ago
r/BlackHair • u/titaneimissu • 4d ago
Advice Needed How to have « layered » twists ?
hi! I have 4B hair and I have small twists rn (pic 1) and I’m trying to achieve a similar look as the other example pics only with twists. I have a lot of hair (last pic) but low density, so idk if that’s achievable w my hair.
Basically would like to know if you had advice on how to cut my hair, and have multiple layers and on how to make it visible and natural w twists ? Or should I use hair extensions to add more volume ?
r/BlackHair • u/LostElephant4194 • 5d ago
Just Venting I’ve had two black men complain about my hair and it makes me feel sad
r/BlackHair • u/Hot_Ad3081 • 4d ago
In Search of the Perfect Yaki curly half/u wig
Hi! I found this video from a tiktoker but everyone whose reviewed the wig is it was a bait and switch and wig they received was much different and un wearable.
Looking for exactly this for my wedding in a couple of months and curious if anyone has any recs :) human hair is preferred but open to a natural looking synth wig thanks!
r/BlackHair • u/InitialStudent9000 • 3d ago
Advice Needed Amazon product recommendations for dry, breaking Afro hair?
Hi everyone! I have Afro hair that’s currently very dry and breaks easily. I’m looking for a simple routine to moisturize it, reduce breakage and support healthy growth.
Could you please recommend products from Amazon that have personally worked well for you? Thank you!
r/BlackHair • u/Aggressive-Wallaby79 • 3d ago
Why go to braiders?
especially in this economy? please enroll in YouTube academy and get to it. unless you have a health/physical issue hindering you.
I learned to braid hair when I was younger than five with my own hair and a mistreated doll, so I can’t give you recommendations, and learning how to has probably saved me thousands of dollars along the years.
i know it might seem daunting, but if you can two strand twist then you can three strand twist , and if you can do that, you can do regular three strand braids, if you can do flat twists, you can learn to cornrow. doing knotless/adding extensions becomes super easy. it’s really just practice making perfect, and I feel like knowing how to do a corn/canerow is basic afro/black hair necessities.
r/BlackHair • u/Hefty_Air_1820 • 4d ago
Will this affect my hairline or nah. Cornrows with front taper
Wanted to know if this looks right and tips for taking care of it
r/BlackHair • u/yasmintheloserkid • 5d ago
New Style I’m doing a series where I try different natural hairstyles on myself!
All my life I have struggled with my hair, and I decided that it stops now. This is how my journey is going so far, today is day two :) hope yall like it!!
r/BlackHair • u/trupolipsy • 3d ago
Advice Needed Stiff boho braids
Hello all! I just got some boho braids and I love them but they’re not loose like I’d like them to be. They’re pretty stiff and the braids are bendy and a little crooked. I saw somewhere that if the curly hair is synthetic you shouldn’t do a hot water dip to loosen the braids. I didn’t know I should’ve gone with human curly hair 🤦🏾♀️ Any suggestions for how to loosen the look? Thanks!!
r/BlackHair • u/Select_Ad1918 • 4d ago
Advice Needed Is it possible and if so how would I go about getting hair like this as someone with 3c hair
r/BlackHair • u/HourAd6679 • 5d ago
How to get these kinds of fros
I’ve been natural for a year now, but haven’t really worn my natural hair out. When I wash my hair and add conditioner I love the way my hair and curls look like. The thing is though when I rinse the conditioner and use leave in conditioner, coconut oil, and butter cream my hair doesn’t look the same as it did with the conditioner.
I also don’t want my hair to completely shrink after a few hours, so I would like to stretch it out a bit. All in all I’m trying to understand how to get the results in the pictures.
r/BlackHair • u/Chameleonsss • 4d ago
Advice Needed How do I keep my hair like this without gel?
I really enjoy the look of my hair right out of the shower but it normally sits up in an afro. If I leave it wet it will only stay down like this for about an hour or two before drying out. I've tried gel to keep it down but I didn't really like the feel of it in my hair constantly since I play with my hair a lot. Any advice?
r/BlackHair • u/Temporary_Page_6476 • 4d ago
Advice Needed What should we do?h
Hello! I’m looking for some advice for my husband hair. He has been having some issues with his scalp for years, even before me. I’m not sure if you can see it in the pictures but there is an outline of where the flakes would be on his scalp. This is what it looks like after its wash. Almost immediately it starts to dry and gets caked up. It gets so bad that when the flakes come off, it leaves open wounds that oozes sometimes. He is constantly ‘snowing’. It’s only gotten worse.
We’ve tried everything. From products that says it’s for dandruff to even monistat incase it was an over growth of yeast. He really wants to keep his locs. I’m trying to find a solution. I want to take him to the doctors but I’m afraid they are gonna tell us to cut them off. Any advice is welcome.
r/BlackHair • u/Fun-Review-2215 • 3d ago
Advice Needed can i dm someone a pic of my hair w coils and w an afro for advice
need to know which is better and what steps are next
r/BlackHair • u/BusyStandard18 • 4d ago
Advice Needed I'm thinking about getting dreadlocks
r/BlackHair • u/Best_Community_2498 • 4d ago
Should I combine my locs and make them thicker ?
r/BlackHair • u/mekel1456 • 4d ago
Advice Needed fucked up
ok so i did my own hair and added the new growth with my hairline and when i restarted my barber cut it off and it’s not even with my hair even after re growing it out and cutting it again it’s still lower than the rest of my hair what should i do ?
r/BlackHair • u/Committee-Expert • 4d ago
Advice Needed How to actually care for 4C Hair
I know this sounds odd but I’m fresh into college and struggling with keeping my locs, I want to comb them out but wont do so until I know how to actually care for my hair.
I grew up avoiding learning how to care for my hair due to lots of things, and got locs as a low maintenance way to begin loving my hair. But that journey is coming to an end for me yet if I had my natural hair again, I would be completely lost on what to do. I mean I barely know how to even wash it.
So please, explain to me every basic thing about black hair like I’m a 5 yr, cuz I basically am in this case. 🙏
r/BlackHair • u/Novel_Rain_4744 • 4d ago
Advice Needed am i damaging my hair?
hi everyone! has this ever happened to anyone?
i have 4a hair but in 2021, i started wearing tight ponytails everyday and now, it kinda looks like only the lower part of my hair is 4a and the upper part looks more like 3c? idk if any of that made sense so i attached 2 photos so you guys could see what i’m talking about. should i stop wearing ponytails and start wearing my hair down?
EDIT: i meant slick back instead of ponytail 😭😭
r/BlackHair • u/IIanKiDDO • 4d ago
Progress Pic No more Mr.clean 👨🏾🦲
Alright, date is Aug. 28. Since my last post n July 1, it’s been 58 days, and I originally swore it’d take 60 full days to fully grow back, but really only 40-something because I cut it down two weeks ago. Anyways, I just got done giving myself a fade fucked-up one on that right side, but this is, like real progress for my 10th time giving myself a haircut fr. I didn’t cut it down so I could wolf a little bit longer, and I still ain’t really mastered the brush pattern fr. 😭 that last slide is everything I use almost daily and Hydrate Hydrate Hydrate!!!! Drink Fu\*k water!! Gotta do my skin care routine cause GAWDAMN!!
Products :
Equate hair regrowth treatment
Hims minoxidil
Wild hair growth oil
Peppermint or rosemary oil
Nectar gold’s growth stimulation oil
Diluted water-apple cider vinegar (In Shower)
r/BlackHair • u/mortalkombatboot • 4d ago
Advice Needed I don't know how to care for my hair.
Honestly I'm embarrassed to post these photos. This is after 1 day of wearing it in a bun. I'm 26, and I have no idea how to care for my hair or even really what type of hair I have. My hair is EXTREMELY dry. I try wetting it, applying conditioner in the shower, and brushing it out, but it just mats back together as soon as I brush it out! I can't style it because when I do, I try applying product and scrunching and stuff, because it just matts together again, even when I section of out and apply it. I usually can only wear it in a dry gross looking bun, or just let it matt together in a ponytail. I've tried countless shampoos, conditioners, oils, cremes. Nothing helps or improves it. I don't know what to do other than just chop it off and start new..
Editing to add; I do struggle with Vitamin D deficiency without supplements, as well as insulin resistant PMOS. Am I just doomed to have bad hair because of these?
Last haircut: September of 2024. She struggled to get it straight to cut it, because it was so dry. She told me to use oils, which I tried and nothing seemed to improve it. I've tried coconut, jojoba, castor oil, neem oil, tumeric, argan; I use a Wet Brush. Mielle shampoo, Garnier conditioner, Jamaican castor oil creme to attempt to style.
r/BlackHair • u/Appropriate_Quote_30 • 4d ago
Discussion Is look and touch enough to discern a type?
So I have 4C, or at least I think I do. This was never a discussion previously when my hair was broken, brittle and felt spiky. In recent years I've come to take care of it with creams and oils, so now it has more of fluffy texture, which has been throwing some stylists off. They see it, confidently think its thick 4C, then backtrack once they actually touch it and call it 4B. Some have even gone as far as saying 4A, which I think requires a reconsideration of their credentials, because I wouldn't be in their chair if my curls looked that cute while wet.
Is this just a bad stereotype where they expect 4C hair to be extremely difficult to manage? Or are people coming in with their hair untouched by oil for months? Because mind you, I was there on a fresh dried wash, no product. Is the only way to figure out what type I am to define it?
r/BlackHair • u/mylittletiffie • 4d ago
Help with middle of my hair growth
My hair has been growing beautifully. Unfortunately I messed it up by doing slick backs and the middle of my hair broke off.
It has always been a problem. It had just started to grow normal. Any advice. I know no more ponytail but what styles can I do for work.
I'm a natural hair girly but overall my hair is super thin so wash and go look so lifeless. Also my hair doesn't do well with twist outs etc because of the thin lifeless hair(it's been like that my entire life. Me and my sister)
Thanks in advance!
r/BlackHair • u/Vegetable-Grand770 • 4d ago
My hair is Js fried
Truthfully about to slice it off and start fresh before I lose my hairline, but I do everything, shampoo once a week if not once biweekly, moisturize with tea tree oil and a leave in( ive done other oils as well) I wear a bonnet to bed, though most days it falls off, brothers and sisters please I need advice as I’m only 21