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Hydration and Moisturising: The Key to Thriving 4c Afro Hair. As a proud owner of 4c Afro hair, you know that taking care of your locks can be a daunting task. With its tightly coiled texture and unique characteristics, 4c hair requires special attention to maintain its health and beauty. Two essential components of a successful 4c hair care routine are hydration and moisturising.  In this post, we'll delve into the importance of these two elements and provide tips on how to incorporate them into your routine. Why Hydration Matters Hydration is crucial for 4c hair because it helps to: Plump the hair shaft, reducing frizz and flyaways Improve elasticity, making hair less prone to breakage Enhance shine and overall health Water is the ultimate hydrator, and 4c hair needs plenty of it. However, it's not just about drinking enough water; it's also about using hydrating products that help lock in moisture. The Power of Moisturising  Moisturising is essential for 4c hair because ...

Know Your Hair Type: Unlocking the Secret to Healthy Afro Hair. Understanding your hair type is the cornerstone of effective Afro hair care. With various curl patterns, textures, and porosities, it's crucial to pinpoint your individual hair characteristics. In this blog post, we'll explore the differences of Afro hair. Hair Type Classification: 1. Type 3: Curly Hair     - 3a: Loose, spiraling curls     - 3b: Tighter, more defined curls     - 3c: Tight, corkscrew curls 2. Type 4: Kinky Hair     - 4a: Tightly coiled, fine strands     - 4b: Tightly coiled, medium strands     - 4c: Very tightly coiled, coarse strands Hair Texture: 1. Fine: Thin, delicate strands 2. Medium: Average thickness 3. Coarse: Thick, dense strands Hair Porosity: 1. Low Porosity: Hair resists moisture absorption 2. Medium Porosity: Hair absorbs moisture moderately 3. High Porosity: Hair readily absorbs moisture Why Knowing Your Hair Type Matters: 1. Tailored...