Healthy Hair Care Tips For Today’s Black Woman
Product DescriptionThis book is the Black woman’s guide to maintaining healthy hair. You will learn how to completely eliminate bad hair days. This book is your total reference for: Chemical Hair Relaxing, Hair Coloring, Hair Weaves and Extensions, Hair Cutting, Shampooing and Conditioning and much more. You will refer to this book again and again because it is packed with information. . . . More >>
The reason I love Amazon. com so much is because I love books even more. I have never read a book that I thought was a waste of a good tree-until this book! This was a horrible book, poorly written and a complete waste of both my money and time. For a GREAT book about creating healthy Black hair, read the following book. Ultra Black Hair Growth II: Another six Inches one year from now. Author: Cathy Howse. After you read Ultra Black Hair Growth II, you too will share my opnion of this book (I bought them at the same time)
Rating: 1 / 5
I purchased this book after the birth of my second child to keep the hair I grew during my pregnancy. It was way too general. I need product reccomendations that are specific. Also, since I have purchased this book (almost 3 years ago) I have read Cathy Howse Ultra Black Hair Growth system, reccomendations and products. They have produced much better results ( esp. air-drying then curling, getting rid of protein in moisturizer, deep conditioning and moisturizing often often. . . ). Don’t get me wrong as there is some useful info. such as reduce heat on the hair which is good and you will get good results as far as your hair looking good. But I not only want good looking hair. I also want healthier, longer, growing hair and this was not enough information. Now, I am not wasting my money trying every product that comes out. Healthy hair “tips” is an fitting title. But if you need more try Cathy’s book.
Rating: 1 / 5
13 May 2005
Cheryl, I am really enjoying Healthy Hair Care Tips for Today’s Black Woman. You bring back hair care issues that I’ve forgotten over the years. The myths about washing your hair every two weeks and “greasing your hair” needed to be put to rest. I nearly got caught-up in the “Hair Product Junkie” situation when my hair began to fall out in my early 40s. People need to understand that these ads are hypes perpetrated on desperate women by corporations (who probably have all of their hair). There are so many issues in your book that needed to be written. I’ll never stop reading it and will forever keep it on my reference bookshelf. I hope you’ll continue your research and write more on all types of hair. As we know, the cultural scene changes almost yearly and new discoveries are abound. Keep on keeping on, Cheryl. Forever your hair fan.
minnie e miller
Author
Rating: 5 / 5
I LOVE THIS BOOK.
I LEARNED A LOT ABOUT MY HAIR.
I WILL USE IT AGAIN AND AGAIN.
IT IS WELL WRITTEN AND VERY EASY TO UNDERSTAND.
MRS MOSS BREAKS DOWN THE STRUCTURE OF HAIR AND TEACHES YOU WHAT TO DO TO MAKE YOUR HAIR HEALTHY.
Rating: 5 / 5
This book is excellent. I think that all women of color should buy it. The author uses everyday terminology. I was able to read the book in four hours. I have been following Mrs. Moss’s advice for six months now. For the first time in my life I have HEALTHY HAIR. Thank you to the author for writing a book on Black hair care.
Rating: 5 / 5