on the internet, in magazines, all you get is information on african/american, caucasian, hispanic, latin american, asian etc,etc ! what about us? WHERE DO WE BELONG? someone please help.
Why are there no topics on skin and hair solutions for women of african/european heritage?
Why? Well, simply put because we are afraid of race still as a society.
Truth is many people are mixed, Mexicans for instance.
Mexicans are by majority "mestizo" or mixed Native Indigineous/European.
Not all white people have completely white ancestors like in the case of the Italians.
All of this is controversial and makes people uncomfortable.
My wife is Black, Jewish, and Mohawk, and has asked the same question you have dozens of times.
She uses a mild hair relaxer such as the type for children, and a hair rinse like Natural Instincts for color.
She has found that Garnier products actually are good for her hair and Vaseline intensive care is a great lotion.
I wish I could be more help, but I would have to write all night.
GOOD LUCK!
Why are there no topics on skin and hair solutions for women of african/european heritage?
it's a bitc*h aint it mama??
i hear ya, i just go to my local "folks" salon and let them guide me.
Why are there no topics on skin and hair solutions for women of african/european heritage?
IT DEPENDS ON YOUR SKIN COLOR WHERE YOU BELONG SOME BIRACIAL PEOPLE ARE REALLY LIGHT SKINNED AND BELONGS IN CAUCASIAN AND IF YOU ARE LIGHT BROWN YOU BELONG IN AFRICAN AMERICAN I HAVE SEEN LIGHT BROWN BIRACIAL PEOPLE YOU WILL NEED TO GET MAGAZINES LIKE SOPHISTICATE'S BLACK HAIR OR ALLURE THEY HAVE GREAT IDEAS AND PRODUCTS
Why are there no topics on skin and hair solutions for women of african/european heritage?
u should pose q. of asia for these things
Why are there no topics on skin and hair solutions for women of african/european heritage?
because most americans come from european countries originally. what makes your hair any different than an african american?
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