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African American Hair Error 3 Dec 31st 2011, 11:00 African American Hair Care Error #1 | Hair Care Error #2 | Hair Care Error #4 When it comes to African American hair care, not all oil is good oil. One misconception that plagues African Americans concerning hair care is the use of grease. Grease (thick pomade-like product that usually contains mineral oil and/or petrolatum) is commonly used to moisturize dry hair and scalp. Do not use products that contain mineral oil or petrolatum. Both of these cheap oils clog pores, rob the hair's moisture and can retard hair growth. Natural oils are the best bet. Jojoba and coconut oil are great conditioning oils. Shea butter is an excellent moisturizer. Pomegranate seed oil is my personal favorite. This exotic oil has excellent moisturizing and nourishing properties and is rich in lipids and essential nutrients. These impart brilliant sheen. It is also an excellent remedy for scalp issues such as dandruff and psoriasis, and has natural sunscreen properties. Back to the African American Hair Care Main Page Want to be the kind of foster / adoptive parents that can help a child maintain cultural roots? Sign up for a free e-course today, Learn How to Be a Great Foster Parent in 5 Weeks Note: Stay up-to-date on foster and adoptive parenting issues, like black hair care, with my weekly newsletter.

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