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Grow your hair naturally

There are many different ways to naturally grow out your hair without using chemicals or vitamins or any other boosters to make the growth speed up wine ancient method that many people use is fermented rice water.

This comes from a small village of Chinese women that uses the rice water to grow their hair and they have record length hair down to their feet with some of the longest recorder being six feet. The women in the tribe only cut their hair once in their lives on the eighteenth birthday.

Rice water has many benefits of not only growing your hair but Nurturing your skin health as well. It can be used as a face wash or a toner.

When you use the rice water it causes your hair to feel very soft and moisturized after you use it because the starches in the rice help soak into your hair follicles.Rice water is thicker than regular water so it allows it to feel more so oily rather than watery when you apply it to your hair.

Another way to grow your hair naturally is doing a honey and cinnamon masks in your hair. The cinnamon allows your scalp to be stimulated in the honey allows your hair to grow in strength and get rid of dry and brittle ends.

A third way to stimulate your hair grow naturally is to use olive oil as a regular moisturizer for your hair. It helps your hair to lock moisture and keep styles better so you will not feel as if your hair is so dry in the winter time and moisturize hair grows.

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My curly hair routine

It has taken me a long time to get comfortable with my hair myself so to be able to share the knowledge that I do have is a blessing.

I know how long it took my mother to figure out how to do my hair and I am grateful to share the ides and solutions that I have found on the way.

I am also going to continue to post videos on my platform on a more consistence basis to help those around me.

I also chose to use cheaper products to make it more accessible for anyone with curly hair to figure out an affordable and healthy way to style their hair.

Often times people with curly hair find it hard to find cheaper and safer products for their hair. I also chose to include the oils and things that I use to promotor hair growth as well.

My YouTube channel has several other videos like this and I plan on posting more in the near future. I have been working more on my editing and filming skills so the videos will come out much better with even clear instructions.

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Straight hair y’all

Good evening world this is late night entry stating my incredible best friend. Like many other black women do when cold weather come she has straighten her hair. Now you might ask my black women tend to wait until it’s cold to switch up their hair from its natural state to straightened.

We tend too wait because Our hair styles and treatments for straightening last better and last longer in the winter time. The main reason for this is because when it is hot outside black womens heads sweat from the thickness of our hair and the sweat begins to revert our hair back to its natural texture even if we don’t want it too.

This is also the reason why black women don’t get their hair wet that often as well. The amount of time it takes on average for most black women to straighten their hair is at least two hours. Humidity is the number one evil “once that humidity hit my hair it’s over with”.

All Black women find keeping their hair straight when its natural or not chemically changed which i why so many women used to chemically straighten their hair in the past.

My my interview with Aaliyah on her natural hair is linked below

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1PrPxrbgg7Esfa1BBj_1NidUyGBVhiFna

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Discrimination Staion

As I have mentioned in my blog several times before black women’s hair has constantly been criticized and look down upon throughout our history of wearing it. In recent years this discrimination has even been subjected to members of the military.

Many black women in the military are often told it there hairstyles are not appropriate and against dress code. Many of the styles that are against military dress code are protective styles for black women’s hair.

These styles are often used to protect them from over manipulation and breakage. Women of my family who have been in the military have suffered Hair loss on the nape of the neck from being forced to wear the up to dress code buns in their hair.

When Black women consistently wear their hair in one style over a certain period of time it causes they’re here to break in certain sections specifically where their ponytail holders are placed. Before 2017 there were bans on deadlocks,braids, and twists in the military under the clause “Army Regulation 670-1”.

“Black women serving in the United States Army are cheering revised regulations that permit hair locks, ending what critics said were years of scrutiny and confusing enforcement of rules about their appearance.” Christopher Mele New York Times

“We understood there was no need to differentiate between locks, cornrows or twists as long as they all met the same dimension,” he said, according to The Northwest Guardian, a publication of Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington State. “Females have been asking for a while, especially females of African-American descent, to be able to wear dreadlocks and locks because it’s easier to maintain that hairstyle.”

The pain of discrimination against black hair goes much deeper than just the impact that it has on the military. You can find out more about the harsh impact in article that I have found here.

“But the hatred of black hair goes beyond ignorant comments. In fact, embracing natural hair can lead some women and men to lose their jobs or face punishment at school.” Areva Martin who is a writer for the times and a Los Angeles based lawyer.

Spanish

Como mencioné en mi blog varias veces antes de que el cabello de las mujeres negras haya sido constantemente criticado y despreciado a lo largo de nuestra historia de uso. En los últimos años, esta discriminación ha sido incluso sometida a miembros del ejército.

 A muchas mujeres negras en el ejército a menudo se les dice que los peinados no son apropiados y que no se aplican códigos de vestimenta. Muchos de los estilos que están en contra del código de vestimenta militar son estilos protectores para el cabello de las mujeres negras.

Estos estilos se usan a menudo para protegerlos de la manipulación excesiva y la rotura. Las mujeres de mi familia que han estado en el ejército han sufrido la pérdida de cabello en la nuca al verse obligadas a usar los pañuelos de etiqueta en el pelo.

Cuando las mujeres negras constantemente usan su cabello en un estilo durante un cierto período de tiempo, provoca que estén aquí para romper en ciertas secciones, específicamente donde se colocan los titulares de su cola de caballo. Antes de 2017, se prohibieron los bloqueos, las trenzas y los giros en el ejército bajo la cláusula "Regulación del ejército 670-1".

"Las mujeres negras que prestan servicios en el Ejército de los Estados Unidos están aplaudiendo las regulaciones revisadas que permiten las cerraduras, poniendo fin a lo que los críticos dijeron fueron años de escrutinio y confusión en la aplicación de las reglas sobre su apariencia". Christopher Mele New York Times

"Entendimos que no había necesidad de diferenciar entre cerraduras, trenzas o giros, siempre y cuando todos cumplieran con la misma dimensión", dijo, según The Northwest Guardian, una publicación de Joint Base Lewis-McChord en el estado de Washington. "Las mujeres han estado pidiendo durante un tiempo, especialmente a las mujeres afrodescendientes, que sean capaces de usar rastas y candados porque es más fácil mantener ese peinado".

El dolor de la discriminación contra el cabello negro es mucho más profundo que solo el impacto que tiene en el ejército. Puede encontrar más información sobre el fuerte impacto en el artículo que he encontrado aquí.

"Pero el odio al cabello negro va más allá de los comentarios ignorantes. De hecho, abrazar el cabello natural puede hacer que algunas mujeres y hombres pierdan sus trabajos o sean castigados en la escuela ". Areva Martin, escritora de la época y abogada de Los Ángeles.

Chinese

正如我在博客中多次提到的那樣，黑人女性的頭髮經常受到批評，並且在我們佩戴它的歷史中一直瞧不起。近年來，這種歧視甚至遭到軍方成員的攻擊。

 軍隊中的許多黑人婦女經常被告知它髮型不合適並違反著裝要求。許多針對軍裝著裝的款式都是針對黑人女性頭髮的保護款式。

這些樣式通常用於保護它們免於過度操作和破損。我的家庭中的女性已經在軍隊中遭受脫髮，因為被迫穿著頭髮上的著裝包子。

當黑人女性在一段時間內始終以一種風格穿著頭髮時，它會導致她們在某些部分中斷，特別是在他們的馬尾辮固定器放置的地方。 2017年之前，根據“陸軍條例670-1”條款禁止軍隊陷入僵局，辮子和曲折。

“在美國軍隊服役的黑人女性正在歡呼修改後的規定，允許頭髮鎖定，結束批評者說多年的審查和混淆執行關於他們的外表的規則。”克里斯托弗梅爾紐約時報

據華盛頓州聯合基地劉易斯 - 麥克喬德出版的西北衛報稱，“我們知道，只要它們都符合相同的尺寸，就沒有必要區分鎖，玉米或曲折。” “女性一直要求一段時間，特別是非洲裔美國人後裔，能夠戴長發綹和鎖，因為它更容易保持這種髮型。”

歧視黑髮的痛苦遠遠超過它對軍隊的影響。您可以在此處找到有關文章中的嚴重影響的更多信息。

“但黑髮的仇恨超越了無知的評論。事實上，擁抱自然頭髮會導致一些女性和男性失去工作或在學校面臨懲罰。“Areva Martin是時代的作家，也是洛杉磯的律師。

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Versatility of Black Hair

The last time that I straighten my hair last spring break. I typically go from 6 months to a year of no heat in between each time that i straighten my hair. Black women very versatile here it is often confused that we don’t.My fro takes about 3 1/2 hours to straighten out every time that I treat it out which is why I don’t do so that often. From the time that I was younger I remember getting my hair straightened. I remember sitting on the floor for hours waiting on my mother to finish this daunting task. Something that I have in my childhood pictures is that most of my major events in life my hair is straight.I believe that this has to do with the thinking that black hair is not acceptable or deemed professional. Although I do not believe this is true many people in society still hold this as fact. Which is why you often see black women straightening or changing their hair to fit into a professional setting. But in all honesty black people have some of the most diverse and most versatile hair types. I am appreciative of every kink and curl in my head, but it is nice to have a change of look and be able to switch it up every now and then.

La última vez que enderecé mi cabello en las vacaciones de primavera. Normalmente paso de 6 meses a un año sin calor entre cada vez que me enderezco el cabello. Las mujeres negras son muy versátiles aquí, a menudo se confunde y no lo hacemos. Mi hijo tarda aproximadamente 3 horas y media en enderezarse cada vez que lo trato, y es por eso que no lo hago a menudo. Desde el momento en que era más joven recuerdo haber arreglado mi cabello. Recuerdo haberme sentado en el suelo durante horas esperando a que mi madre terminara esta tarea desalentadora. Algo que tengo en las fotos de mi infancia es que la mayoría de mis principales eventos en la vida mi pelo es recto. Creo que esto tiene que ver con el pensamiento de que el cabello negro no es aceptable o se lo considera profesional. Aunque no creo que esto sea cierto, muchas personas en la sociedad aún lo tienen como un hecho. Por eso a menudo ves a mujeres negras enderezarse o cambiarse de cabello para adaptarse a un entorno profesional. Pero honestamente, las personas negras tienen algunos de los tipos de cabello más diversos y versátiles. Agradezco cada curvatura y rizo en mi cabeza, pero es bueno tener un cambio de look y poder cambiarlo de vez en cuando

去年春天我最後一次拉直頭髮。在每次拉直頭髮之間，我通常會從6個月到一年沒有發熱。黑人女性在這裡非常多才多藝，我們常常感到困惑。我每次治療時需要大約3個半小時才能理順，這就是為什麼我經常不這樣做。從我年輕的那一刻起，我記得把頭髮弄直了。我記得坐在地板上好幾個小時等著媽媽來完成這項艱鉅的任務。我兒時期照片中的一些東西是我生命中的大部分重大事件都是我的頭髮。我認為這與黑頭髮不被接受或被認為是專業的想法有關。雖然我不相信這是真的，但社會上仍有許多人認為這是事實。這就是為什麼你經常看到黑人女性拉直或改變頭髮以適應專業環境。但老實說，黑人擁有一些最多樣化，最多樣化的髮型。我很欣賞我頭腦中的每一個扭結和捲曲，但是改變外觀並且能夠偶爾切換它是很好的

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My fro ladies

https://youtu.be/oULvjIWYzWU

https://youtu.be/2tDYIkHtoeo

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Curly Hair Goals

To have the biggest hair in every room I enter.

Make my own haircare line.

Let’s Talk..

Hello Curlies There are many different women I look to as goals for my hair and it’s size. Growing my hair is a huge challenge for me and many other girls i know with natural hair. I take many vitamins and try using products that I know promote hair growth to make my hair grow. Some of the vitamins I take are: Nature’s Bounty Hair, Skin, and Nail,Sugar Bear hair, Biotin and Vitamin D. I’ve done a lot of research on how to make your hair grow and there are honestly so many ways. You can change what you eat and how you wash your hair as a great start. There are also many homemade recipes to making your hair grow as well. Some of the women pictured above have YouTube channels where they discuss how to grow your hair and how to maintain it as well. I have tagged their channels below for those who would like to view them as well. I also have a YouTube channel where I post instructional videos on how to do your hair and like will be included as well.

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我認為有許多不同的女性作為我的頭髮的目標和它的大小。對我和我認識的許多其他自然頭髮的女孩來說，長出我的頭髮是一個巨大的挑戰。我服用了許多維生素，並嘗試使用我知道促進頭髮生長的產品來使頭髮生長。我服用的一些維生素是：大自然的賞金頭髮，皮膚和指甲，糖熊毛，生物素和維生素D.我已經做了很多關於如何使你的頭髮成長的研究，並且有很多方法。你可以改變你的飲食���洗頭方式，這是一個很好的開始。還有許多自製食譜可以讓你的頭髮長出來。上面描繪的一些女性擁有YouTube頻道，在那裡他們討論如何長出頭髮以及如何保養頭髮。我已經在下面標記了他們想要查看它們的人的頻道。我也有一個YouTube頻道，我發布關於如何做你的頭髮的教學視頻，也將包括在內

Hola curlies Hay muchas mujeres diferentes que veo como metas para mi cabello y su tamaño. Hacer crecer mi cabello es un gran desafío para mí y para muchas otras chicas que conozco con cabello natural. Tomo muchas vitaminas y trato de usar productos que sé promueven el crecimiento del cabello para hacer crecer mi cabello. Algunas de las vitaminas que tomo son: pelo, piel y uñas Nature's Bounty, cabello de oso de azúcar, biotina y vitamina D. He investigado mucho sobre cómo hacer que tu cabello crezca y, sinceramente, hay muchas maneras. Puedes cambiar lo que comes y cómo lavas tu cabello como un gran comienzo. También hay muchas recetas caseras para hacer crecer tu cabello también. Algunas de las mujeres de la foto de arriba tienen canales de YouTube donde hablan sobre cómo hacer crecer tu cabello y cómo mantenerlo también. He etiquetado sus canales a continuación para aquellos que les gustaría verlos también. También tengo un canal de YouTube donde publico videos instructivos sobre cómo hacer tu cabello y también se incluirán.

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Hellooooooo world my name is Ryann-Elise. I am a Junior Broadcast Journalism major with a Spanish minor and this is my blog “Fro on the Go”. I will be giving tips, tricks and history on African American hair. My Afro is my crown and I know many other black people who feel this way as well. I want this blog to help people with their hair by sharing my experiences on the subject. This is my 8th year with chemical free hair and I still do not know everything but I would love to share what I do.

Chinese

Hellooooooo世界我的名字是Ryann-Elise。我是一名青少年廣播新聞專業的西班牙小調，這是我的博客“隨時隨地”。我將提供有關非裔美國人頭髮的提示，技巧和歷史。我的非洲裔是我的王冠，我知道許多其他黑人也有這種感覺。我希望這個博客能夠通過分享我在這個主題上的經驗來幫助他們的頭髮。這是我第8年的化學髮質，我仍然不知道一切，但我很樂意分享我的所作所為。

Spanish:

Hellooooooo world Mi nombre es Ryann-Elise. Soy un Junior Broadcast Journalism major con un menor de edad español y este es mi blog "Fro on the Go". Voy a dar consejos, trucos e historia sobre el cabello afroamericano. Mi Afro es mi corona y conozco a muchas otras personas negras que también se sienten así. Quiero que este blog ayude a las personas con su cabello al compartir mis experiencias sobre el tema. Este es mi octavo año con cabello libre de químicos y todavía no sé todo, pero me encantaría compartir lo que hago.