Frequently Asked Questions

QUESTION: WHAT IS NATURAL HAIR?

Answer: Natural hair is the hair with its original texture. Any hair not tampered by chemical process is considered Natural hair. However, there are specific rules considered by different school of thought on where to draw the line. However, we would keep it simple with the above information.

QUESTION: HOW CAN I MAKE MY NATURAL HAIR MORE MANAGEABLE?

Answer: There are two aspects to managing natural hair; internal and external management. The internal management should be the first and most important. This simply deals with keeping your body healthy enough to produce healthy hair. This can be achieved by by drinking plenty of water (64 oz daily), investing in more greens, exercising 10-20 minutes daily. Basically, keep yourself healthy.

For the external management,there are several conventions as to what is the right way, however, there is no specific way but a general guideline would be highlighted. Choose a daily routine that you would always use to treat your hair. Be consistent with daily routine. This would obviously require some trial and error with some products.

QUESTION: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DREADLOCKS AND LOCS?

Answer: “Dreadlocks” is the name Rastafarians adopted for their long matted hair back in the 60s. In the early eighties the Natural Hair Care Industry embraced the term "Loc or Locs" to describe natural hair that is singly twisted, and not matted, into majestic coils. They are offend call Traditional Locs, Nubian Locs, Earth Locs, Ancestors Locs and Love Locs! I understand the original term "dreads" was chosen from the word “dreadful” as an anti-Babylon statement by Rastafarians who chose to set themselves apart from western civilization. We created Locs as an statement of Love: affirming our authentic self!!

QUESTION: IS THERE A PILL/DRUG TO FIX MY HAIR PROBLEMS?

Answer: Lol, Kinda funny right? Trying to solve hair problems can be very complex. There are several reasons one can get hair problems. However, if your pills or drug is not prescribed by a 'certified' medical practitioner, its best to avoid. However, we would be sharing several resources on fixing hair problems. Do subscribe and follow our updates.