This is more or less so that I can find it again for reference, but you never know who else might be looking for this kind of information.
So I’ve put together a quick page of hair care tips for african-american hair, specifically little girls 
Update:
Tonite I washed and braided her hair. This is usually her mom’s job, or we pay somebody to braid it.
Let’s just say? I’m still all thumbs. It’s bad enough that she (my daughter) won’t let me take a picture…
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Imagine my confusion when one of my black friends told me she got her hair permed. “But it’s straight?” I said. She laughed, and said “Yeah, we perm it to make it straight.”
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Imagine my confusion when one of my girlfriends told me she got her hair permed. “But it’s straight?” I said. She laughed, and said “Yeah, we perm it to make it straight.”
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when I was little, I always wanted little braids and beads in my hair like my friend Nina. The beads clicked and swayed when she walked, and I thought it was SO COOL!
if I had known it was THAT much trouble, I might have been happy with my straight-as-an-arrow cut.
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