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If you’re a mom, then you’ve probably been through the drama that comes with taking care of your baby or toddler’s hair. Taking care of afro-textured hair on a little one has many frustrations i.e. the child not being interested in sitting still to discovering that their hair goes from neat and tidy to “hot mess” sooner than you thought it would. My daughter’s hair is a tad bit different from mine because her hair is fine and consists of tight curls. However, this doesn’t diminish the fact that it needs just as much attention and moisture as my coarse, kinky, curly
How To Carefully Add Blow Drying To Your Natural Hair Regimen With Little or No Heat Damage For most naturals keen on growing their hair, avoiding heat is a very sacred mantra. We know that blowdrying, even on a low setting, literally dries the hair by taking internal moisture levels to below what air drying would produce and never rebalancing with humidity in air. You can read the science here. However, some naturals actually attribute low temperature blow drying to being able to manage their hair better as hair dries faster, has reduced tangling and shrinkage due to the stretching
