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You’ve seen the return of the Afros this season, below are the steps to get the look.

Things You'll Need

• Shampoo
• Leave-in Spray Conditioner
• Hair Crème
• Brush & Comb

Instructions

• STEP 1: This style works well for thick coarse hair texture.
• STEP 2: Shampoo and do not dry hair.
• STEP 3: Oil the scalp using the hair crème.
• STEP 4: Spray conditioner evenly throughout hair.
• STEP 5: Now it’s time to braid the hair. The hair must be wet using the
conditioner and hair crème for each braid.
• STEP 6: Start at the nape of the neck and section the hair in 3 inch squares.
• STEP 7: As you create a section, spray conditioner and apply crème. Brush hair
to smooth before braiding.
• STEP 8: Let the hair dry naturally over the next 2 or 3 days. Use a silk scarf
when sleeping.
• STEP 9: Oil the scalp and braids the night before you unbraid the hair to retain
moisture.
• STEP 10: This curly hairstyle will last at least a week and always use a scarf
while sleeping.

How to Wash a Toddler's Hair

Toddlers have very strong ideas about what they like and dislike ' unfortunately, hair-
washing is often one of the things they don't like. Here's how to get them clean with a
minimum of fuss.

Instructions

• STEP 1: Keep in mind, many toddlers are scared of loud running water: run the
bath before they get in, if possible, and have rinsing water ready in a jug nearby.
• STEP 2: Keep the water out of her eyes with goggles or a visor ' this makes it
harder for you to reach all the hair, but may make it easier to get the job done.
• STEP 3: Tell your child what you are doing before you do it ' a little explanation,
even if she doesn't understand, can go a long way towards making the experience
more comfortable for her.
• STEP 4: If possible, don't pour water over your child's head in large amounts '
use a wet washcloth or your hands to rinse a little bit at a time.