5 Tips To Care Curls of African American Wigs

If you begin learning more about human hair, you’ll soon discover that it comes in way more than one texture. Hairs can be from straight to slightly wavy to super tight curls, but many people of African descent find that their natural hair falls somewhere in between. The care and feeding of them is similar among them. Want to care those curls without worrying about a lot of frizz? These 5 curly hair tips are made for anyone seeking well-defined curls.

1. Shampoo in the shower

This is the best way to cleanse and condition your hair because it keeps your curls pointing downward. Instead of flipping your head over, washing your hair while your head is upside down, and then flipping your head back, simply let the water run down the length of your hair as you stand straight under the shower head.

2. Keep hair well-moisturized

Not with oils, but with regular cleansing, conditioning and deep conditioning. Curls that are dry and parched simply won’t have the same definition that well-moisturized curls will have.

3. Apply products while wet

Your hair should be as wet as possible when you begin the styling process. After shampooing and conditioning, do not towel dry. In fact, don’t bring a towel anywhere near your curls.

4. Divide hair into sections

To ensure full coverage of hair products, you’ll need to section your hair. Depending on thickness, this may be anywhere from two to eight sections. Use plastic clips to hold hair out of the way. It’s usually easier to begin at the back of the head.

5. Scrunch with care

In many cases, scrunching is for wavy hair that’s trying to become curly. Once you have products in your hair and it’s combed through to your satisfaction, allow it to air-dry as much as possible before you scrunch.

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   Wigs have been a popular fashion accessory of sorts for decades and the wigs of today are very different than the uncomfortable, heavy, helmet looking wigs from the past. Today high quality wigs are light weight, comfortable, painless to wear, realistic looking and easy to care for. New innovations in the wig industry include special features that address issues like security and even additional comfort including, non slip linings and softer fiber wigs.

Even with the latest, innovative wig improvements, several misunderstandings persist when it comes to wigs, including whether or not wearing one can cause health problems. The following will shed some light on the possible health issues wearing wigs can cause and answer the question: “Are wigs bad for your hair?”.

Possible Wigs Problems：

• Headaches
• Hair loss
• Dandruff
• Damaged hair (breakable, lifeless)
• Allergy

– Can wigs cause headaches?

   Wearing a wig can cause headaches, if a wig doesn’t fit properly or is worn incorrectly. It can also place pressure on the head and end up causing frequent headaches. However, in most cases if you loosen the wig cap slightly you can alleviate the problem.

– Can wigs cause hair loss?

Wearing wigs may damage even healthy hair and cause hair loss if certain steps aren’t followed:

• It is important that yourhair is clean and conditioned regularly, even if you plan on wearing a wig.
• Before putting on the wig, taking the timeto position your hair instead of simply jamming it under the wig will go a long way toward preventing both breakage and hair loss.
• For individuals who are bald or balding, wearing a synthetic hair alternative lead to scalp health problems because it won’t get the natural body oils it needs and will end upextremely dry. A dry scalp can be painful at times and can lessen your chances of new hair growth. So sure to go without the wig enough to give your head plenty of exposure to fresh air and natural oils to avoid dry scalp.

– Are wigs bad for your hair?

   You will want to make sure you aren’t allergic to any of the material used in the wig you are going to be wearing of course.

   Dandruff, hair breakage and etc. are caused by hypoxia (lack of oxygen in head skin and hair root tissues). So you should buy a wig that is made of quality materials, let the skin and hair breathe, not to wear the wig twenty four hours if there is no medical necessity (baldness).

 – Which are better for health: synthetic or human hair wigs?

While there are many different types of wigs styles and both synthetic and human hair selections, most of them will cause the same health problems if proper care isn’t followed.

It is recommended to use natural human hair wigs, but synthetic wigs also can be made of quality materials that are even useful for health and stimulate hair growth (for example: seaweed).

These kinds of health issues are extreme cases and if you invest in a good quality wig, make the time to prepare your scalp and properly position your hair prior to wearing a wig and follow other above mentioned tips, chances are good that you won’t experience any side effects at all.

Luckily, there aren’t any serious health problems that occur from wearing today’s wigs. New wig design innovations have resulted in feather light wigs, many that weigh less than 2 ounces. In addition, softer, finer cap fabric is used in their construction allowing for greater air circulation and special features include velvet bands for added comfort and different sizes which ensure a perfect fit.

A few advices to prevent wigs problems：

 Advice1  

“You get what you pay for”, so it is worth to invest in a high quality wig that is made of quality materials, even it is relatively expensive.

Advice2  

Take care of your natural hair.

Advice3  

If there is no necessity, do not wear a wig twenty four hours a day. It is recommended to wear a wig maximum a few times a week, mostly 4-6 hours a day.

Advice4  

Regular and correct care for a wig is necessary.

Advice5  

Appropriate wig storage, regular ventilation is also very important.

Advice6  

Properly regulate a wig cap.

Advice7  

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Hair loss is a worldwide phenomenon and according to a recent survey affects approximately forty million people in the USA alone. Unfortunately there are many myths surrounding hair loss and its cure. The good news is that with proper care; this condition is generally curable. New Generation hair care products have evolved as a globally recognized successful treatment for preventing hair loss.

Unhealthy lifestyle choices as well as medical conditions can contribute to hair loss, however with proper care, and if necessary proper medical attention, it can be reversible. A frustrating and sometimes embarrassing problem, hair loss can be caused or amplified by many physical conditions such as;

– Anemia – Thyroid Malfunction – Medications – Scalp Inflammations (Eczema, Seborrhea and Psoriasis) – Fungal and Bacterial Infections – Hair Trauma, such as tight hair bands, caps, cornrows or braids – Stress – Smoking – Poor Nutrition

It is important to select a hair care system that will address your particular needs directly and provide an effective solution. New Generation’s team of experts developed an extremely versatile solution that can address one or more conditions contributing to hair loss. This formula has been used worldwide to effectively treat hair loss and improve hair growth.

Understanding and sympathetic to the different hair care needs of men and women, New Generation has developed products with these distinctive needs specifically in mind. All New Generation products have been laboratory tested and proven to be an effective hair loss prevention system by following a few simple instructions. The New Generation Hair Care products are free from side effects, replenishing the scalp and the hair naturally.

New Generation has vast experience in the field of hair care products, developing formulas through extensive research using the most effective natural ingredients without the addition of chemical ingredients. Hair care products containing strong and harsh chemicals can do damage to healthy scalp and hair, and threaten even more damage to the compromised scalp, hair and follicle. The strong chemical composition can rob the scalp of vital nutrients and result in hair thinning and in long term, even permanent hair loss. Fortunately, New Generation hair care products offer a natural hair loss prevention system that is derived from natural herbal ingredients and offer a mild, soothing treatment for your hair.

Recognizing the value of and developing relationships with our customers for three decades, New Generation is recognized as both an industry leader in effective hair loss products and in customer service around the world.

The most common type of hair loss seen in women is androgenetic alopecia, also known as female pattern alopecia or baldness. This is seen as hair thinning predominantly over the top and sides of the head. It affects approximately one-third of all susceptible women, but is most commonly seen after menopause, although it may begin as early as puberty. Normal hair fall is approximately 100-125 hairs per day. Fortunately, these hairs are replaced. True hair loss occurs when lost hairs are not regrown or when the daily hair shed exceeds 125 hairs. Genetically, hair loss can come from either parents side of the family.

There are two different types of hair loss, medically known as anagen effluvium and Telogen effluvium. Anagen effluvium is generally due to internally administered medications, such as chemotherapy agents, that poison the growing hair follicle. Telogen effluvium, is due to an increased number of hair follicles entering the resting stage. The most common causes of Telogen Effluvium are:

Physical stress: surgery, illness, anemia, rapid weight change. Emotional stress: mental illness, death of a family member. Thyroid abnormalities. Medications: High doses of Vitamin A, Blood pressure and Gout medications. Hormonal causes: pregnancy, birth control pills, menopause.

When the above causes of telogen effluvium are reversed or altered you should see the return of normal hair growth.

Dietary Considerations

Hair loss may also occur due to dieting. Franchised diet programs which are designed or administered under the direction of a physician with prescribed meals, dietary supplements and vitamin ingestion have become popular. Sometimes the client is told that vitamins are a necessary part of the program to prevent hair loss associated with dieting. From a dermatologists’s standpoint, however, the vitamins cannot prevent hair loss associated with rapid, significant weight loss. Furthermore, many of these supplements are high in vitamin A which can magnify the hair loss.

Physical and Emotional Stress

Surgeries, severe illnesses and emotional stress can cause hair loss. The body simply shuts down production of hair during periods of stress since it is not necessary for survival and instead devotes its energies toward repairing vital body structures. In many cases there is a three month delay between the actual event and the onset of hair loss. Furthermore, there may be another three month delay prior to the return of noticeable hair regrowth. This then means that the total hair loss and regrowth cycle can last 6 months or possibly longer when induced by physical or emotional stress. There are some health conditions which may go undetected that can contribute to hair loss. These include anemia or low blood count and thyroid abnormalities. Both of these conditions can be detected by a simple, inexpensive blood test.

Hormonal Considerations

Hormonal changes are a common cause of female hair loss. Many women do not realize that hair loss can occur after pregnancy or following discontinuation of birth control pills. It is important to remember that the hair loss may be delayed by three months following the hormonal change and another three months will be required for new growth to be fully achieved.

Myths Related to Hair Loss

• Frequent shampooing contributes to hair loss.
• Hats and wigs cause hair loss.
• 100 strokes of the hair brush daily will create healthier hair.
• Permanent hair loss is caused by perms, colors and other cosmetic treatments.
• Women are expected to develop significant hair loss if they are healthy.
• Shaving one’s head will cause the hair to grow back thicker.
• Standing on one’s head will cause increased circulation and thereby stimulate hair growth!
• Dandruff causes permanent hair loss.
• There are cosmetic products that will cause the hair to grow thicker and faster.
• Stress causes permanent hair loss.
• Hair loss does not occur in the late teens or early twenties.
• Hair loss affects only intellectuals.
• There is a cure for Androgenetic Alopecia.

These are only a few of the common myths heard by physicians and other hair loss specialists on a daily basis. The American Hair Loss Council suggests that you first have your hair loss diagnosed by a competent dermatologist who sees hair loss patients on a regular basis. Once you know the diagnosis you will have a better understanding of exactly which treatment option may be best for you.

Treatment Options for Female Pattern Hair Loss

1. Accepting and learning to live with hair loss. Professional counseling may be of help.
2. Perms, color and other cosmetic options to give a fuller appearance to hair.
3. Medical therapy– Rogaine (topical minoxidil). Rogaine is the only FDA approved medication currently available for female pattern hair loss.
4. Hair Replacement Surgery. Modern surgical techniques have made transplantation for females a viable treatment option providing they are qualified candidates and have realistic expectations.
5. Hair Additions. Modern forms of hair additions have also made recent improvements in simulating a natural appearance. A consultation with a skilled specialist to discuss your options is advised.

If you’ve been waiting for this year’s Met Gala –arguably fashion’s biggest, craziest night– this post is going to have you reaching for your hairstyling tools and opening up a new ‘wacky and wonderful hairstyles’ board on Pinterest. Like just about everyone else enthusiastic about fashion, I measure the year by two events– the Oscars for elegant styling inspiration and the Met Gala forwhen you’re craving something a little unusual.

I’ve compiled a list of the best hairstyles from the 2016 Met Gala: we’re talking about bold statements, fascinating choices and unusual pairings of people and fashions. It’s always interesting to see how celebs will tread the line between costume and couture. The minute we learned this year’s theme –Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology– I knew we were in for some seriously cool, futuristic looks and I wasn’t disappointed. Take a look.

Ciara

From the moment the theme was publicized, it was pretty clear we’d be seeing a lot of metallic at the 2016 Met Gala. However, just because something is predictable doesn’t mean it’s impact value has been compromised. Take, for example, Ciara.

The songstress wore her hair in a chrome-plated retro-inspired hairdo. I’m going to go with the assumption that the color/ finish are temporary and were styled only for the Met Gala theme, because it’s a hard look to maintain in the long run, even with a army of stylists to help you out. That said, as far as themes go it was quite on the nose but endearingly so. Not too many people would have thought of combining a metallic color and texture with a 1920s-esque hairdo, so the end result is rather arresting. It’s not everyday you think of silver-plated finger waves and a metallic Flapper but when it works, it works.

It took me a minute to choose between Ciara’s metallic do and Rita Ora’s silvery foil hair tattoos, but in the end I decided to go with Ciara’s look simply because it’s so much more dramatic. The Met Gala is the one night of the year where it’s all but mandated to go big or go home, and whether or not you like Ciara’s take on the theme, you cannot deny the look sure packs a punch.

Emma Stone

Emma Stone is one of two women who debuted a new hair color on the Met Gala Red Carpet after actually having made the change a while back (Taylor Swift’s the second). We’re used to Emma’s auburn mane, so the chestnut locks are really striking, but also successful.

Emma went brunette earlier this year in February, but very few photographs of the hair have made it to the public realm, and they’ve been grainy at best. If you’re keeping a new hairdo under wraps to unveil at a big moment, it really doesn’t get bigger than the Met Gala.

The dark rich brown works wonderfully with her tan and plays up the stormy tones of her eyes. The asymmetrical lob and side part keep things futuristic while the swooping hairline and soft waves make the look more wearable.

 Kate Bosworth

Given the world of potential that comes with a theme likeManus x Machina, I’m surprised we didn’t see many more headdresses and hair accessories at the 2016 Met Gala. I mean, just think of all the bejeweled, metallic, lattice-worked, gem-laden hairpieces that could have added to an already spectacular style showcase!

And that’s why I’m doubly impressed with Kate Bosworth’s hairdo from the Met Gala. The beautifully encrusted headpieces are all the things breathtaking, and she looks like an Elven princess who wandered through the backstage of a Dolce & Gabbana Fashion Week show. The styling is on-point, both in terms of the night’s theme as well as how the hair itself has been styled to let the accessories do the talking.

Lupita Nyong’o

Lupita Nyong’o has never, ever phoned it in. From clothes and accessories to hair and makeup, the 33-year old stunner always brings her A-game to the Red Carpet and tops it off with one of the sunniest personalities ever seen.

When you’re working with a theme like the one from last night, it’s easy to fall into a predictable rut (silver, metallic, sparkly, deconstructed). Lupita’s look was none of those things and yet it did the theme justice and how.

From a sheer-and-sequins silvery green Calvin Klein Collection dress to hair that defied every known law of physics and gravity, Lupita’s look was crazy, beautiful and electrifying. Admittedly, it’s a whole lot of look and it’s surprising that both the gown and the hairstyle not only work well together but also individually.

People can’t stop talking about the Lupita Nyong’o’s Met Gala hairstyle and while the stacked bun tower might not be something you can rock to your next formal event, it deserves full marks for effort. This isn’t a look you can pull off at home –think endless teasing, pro supplies, hair extensions and tons of hairspray– but it’s one that deserves all the love it’s getting and more!

Taylor Swift

As co-chair of this year’s Met Gala, I knew Taylor Swift would be pulling a look that would do justice to her title. Known for her trademark retro glam style, Taylor’s choices for the night were nothing short of remarkable- and stupendous. With hair so light and a lip so dark, she struck just the right balance between fantastic and familiar.

We’ve already seen the platinum blonde hair on a recent Vogue cover, but it did make a greater impact at the Met Gala, playing to the audience perfectly. I’m sure we’ll see t Taylor’s honeyed locks resurface soon enough, but as far as theme-appropriate styling goes, the messy platinum bob was total perfection.

One of the things that makes Taylor’s entire look for the 2016 Met Gala so successful is that it clearly adheres to the theme and is such a departure from tradition for her, but it doesn’t overpower her own unique brand. The platinum bob and the vampy lip are so different from Taylor’s usual hair and makeup choices, but they still let her shine through. And rocking a completely unpredictable look while also maintaining your identity is what true style is all about.

Zendaya

Zendaya’s experiments with hairstyling have made for some of the most memorable looks of recent times (such as the mullet in tribute to David Bowie) and she’s one of those celebrities who not only manage occasion-appropriate style statements without fail but also look interesting and attractive in getups most folks would shy away from.

If you do manage to draw your eyes away from the bowl blunt wig, you’ll notice she has on a stellar gold Michael Kors gown: the metallic color as well as the highly tactile, studded texture of the gown are the exact foil you need to the blunt, smooth bowl hairstyle. I love how the hairdo seems to lovingly caress Zendaya’s fabulous face and trace its contours. Let’s also take a moment to appreciate how edgy the style is, while also throwing off a bit of a retro flair.

These looks have made my cut for the best 2016 Met Gala hairstyles; which ones made it to your list?

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A lace frontal is an ideal hair piece for people who have suffered hair loss mostly at the front of the hairline or people affected by alopecia have found a lace frontal very useful, easy to use and maintain. It is used to obtain a natural looking hairline .A Lace frontal can be mixed with any kind of style or shape of hair extensions, which makes it great for trendy hairstyles.

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