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Before you touch the hair at all, you
should plan your style. Having in mind what your end goal
looks like will help you to form a path for getting there. You can
draw a picture to help you, or make some marks on a styrofoam wig holder.
It helps to have some hair clips or rubber bands to keep stray hairs out of the way while you're working. The best comb for parting is a "pick" or a "rat tail" comb. Hair should be clean and mildly damp but not soaking wet. Keep a spray bottle nearby. For straight hair you may need to use a
hair wax Very tightly curly hair should be treated
with a moisturizer that does not break down too soon. This excludes
most hair creams except Cornrow Magic Remember that it is precise braiding, not
pulling hard from the scalp, that makes a long lasting style. Pulling
too hard from the scalp does nothing to help a style to last. It
only leads to pain and hair loss.
Learn more in Beginning
African Hairstyles
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