Hair Care for the Black Girl

One of the major challenges a typical black girl has is her hair not growing fast enough, or not growing at all. We spend a lot on hair products what claim to work yet we see no improvement. Chances are these products are a rip off. But the bigger reason is because we are simply not taking care of our hair well enough.

African weather is hot so contrary to popular belief that the black hair is coarse, black hair is actually week and thin, it is not built to face severe weather and it is curly an breaks quiet easily. Keeping this in mind it will be wise to avoid products that have a negative effect on the weaknesses of the black hair. A stubborn hair is not necessarily a coarse hair, it’s just a hair that curls a lot and is hard to detangle. That is the African hair.

Cut down on how often you shampoo your hair. If you must wash your hair, use a conditioner. Shampoo makes you hair dry. Try to limit shampooing your hair to once in two month, and when you do wash it make sure you replenish your hair with a good conditioner.

Avoid shampoos and crème with sulfate. Sulfate dries up your hair.

Avoid hair cream sulfate and petroleum. Petroleum will make your hair stiff and dry even if your hair is greasy. Try drinking a cover of oil when you are thirsty and see how it feels. This is how your hair feels when she is greased instead of moisturized. Better still, apply all natural oils to your hair like Castor oil, or olive oil.

Avoid heating your hair, the sun already does enough damage on its out. Heat cuts black hair. So limit your use of curling and straightening irons

Avoid tugging or pulling your hair, it ain’t that strong.

Use a silk or satin pillow case when you sleep or wrap your hair in a silk or satin material. This material does not thug or pull your hair even when your toss and turn in your sleep.

Protein is good for building and repairing tissues in your body, It is also good for your hair, it will make it stronger and less prone to breakage and damage. If you don’t have protein treatment, once a month, break raw egg and distribute it a lover your hair. if you have the treatment also use it once a month because too much protein can damage both the body and the hair.

Comb your hair carefully. Start from the tip until you reach the scalp. Be patient when you comb your hair. Plait your hair so you do not need to comb it everyday

If you want to grow your hair try blending onions, spreading it on your hair, leave for 40 minutes then wash it off. Do this once in a week.

Black hair is beautify when taken proper care of.

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RubyPlus Africa! Who are we?

 

Who we Are

RubyPlus Africa is an initiative of E-JAY Prime Atlantic Limited (RC 1131015), a registered media and publishing firm whose main goal is to champion the course of African teenagers. It is imperative to note that teenagers are the bedrock of every nation’s future be it economic, political or social. Teenagers constitute about 32% of the world’s population and about 70% of Africa’s youth population. It has been proven that emerging economies such as China, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and India are predominantly driven by youths.
 

How we Operate

We partner with organizations across the private, public and social sectors in Africa and all over the world to harness and develop the potentials of African teenagers. Our scale, scope, and knowledge allow us to reach out to African teens including the most vulnerable and those living in rural areas. We have functional and relationship expertise as well as breadth of geographical reach with which African teenagers can showcase their talents globally. We are passionate about taking on immense challenges that matter to teenagers in Africa and helping them to overcome these challenges.

African Teenagers are our center-piece. We build their capabilities and leadership skills at every level and every opportunity. We do this to help build healthy relationships, confidence and internal support, get to real issues, and reach practical but lasting recommendations that avail a secured future for African teenagers. We bring out the potentials of the teenagers to fully participate in the process and lead the ongoing work of bringing out the best in them.

We achieve all these through our core operations: Publishing of RubyPlus Magazine; Events Organizing; Counselling; and Promotion of African Culture and Tourism.

RubyPlus Magazine gives African teenagers a competitive edge through the platform that we create. They will also constantly identify with their different purposes by learning how other successful teenagers in Africa and other parts of the world transformed their societies and what they can do to be the next pride of Africa.
 

Vision

To reposition Africa by securing today the future of African teenagers through developing their potentials.

Our Target Audience

Our Target Audience are Teenagers, Parents and Guardians.