Most common questions used to investigate
Is your hair longer than 12" in length?
Do you use a volumizing shampoo?
Do you know how to make braids?
Do you use a styling product?
Common conclusions
If your hair is longer than 12’’ in length, if your goal is to reach an Afro that stands up, you might need to cut the hair.
The volumizing agents in the shampoo can help you achieve the big afro style you are after. You should try out the Carol's Daughter Black Vanilla Moisture & Shine Shampoo and Conditioner Set, Cantu Sulfate-Free Cleansing Cream Shampoo, etc.
You could ask for guidance if you have a tough time braiding your own hair in French. Two sets of hands will help facilitate the process. This move could take many hours, depending on how many parts you want to braid, so you would appreciate the support and the service. You need to wet your hair again, apply styling product and cover your hair with a satin scarf until dry. Make sure the braids are completely dry before taking them out. You should use a fine-toothed comb and brush your hair gently from the tip to the scalp to separate the hairs from the section.
You should set with styling product if needed. To keep your Afro detached and looking gorgeous everywhere you go, you should bring a pick comb around. You should try out the Curl Quench+ Coconut Oil Curl Milk, Jamaican Black Castor Oil Mist, Manketti Oil Conditioner, etc.
Great! If you want to keep your afro looking gorgeous you should keep using it.
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