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Tips For Achieving Naturally Curly Hair For People With Kinky Hair, Particularly People Of African Descent Sheldeez Call 703-742-8977 text 703-731-0446 book online www.sheldeez.com For individuals with kinky hair, achieving naturally curly hair can be a challenging task. However, with the right techniques and care, it is possible to embrace and enhance your natural curls. This is especially true for people of African descent, who often have unique hair textures that require specific attention. Firstly, it is crucial to establish a proper hair care routine. This includes regular washing with sulfate-free shampoos and deep conditioning treatments to maintain moisture levels in the hair. Moisture is key for achieving defined curls and preventing breakage. Secondly, avoid excessive heat styling or chemical treatments that can damage the hair shaft. Embrace protective hairstyles such as braids or twists that allow your natural curls to flourish while minimizing manipulation. Thirdly, invest

On this first day of Black History Month, Sheldeez Beauty Salon in Sterling, VA pays tribute to Madame CJ Walker, a trailblazer in the black haircare industry. Born Sarah Breedlove in 1867, she overcame poverty and discrimination to become the first self-made female millionaire in America. Walker's innovative hair products revolutionized the industry and empowered black women to embrace their natural beauty. Her success not only paved the way for future entrepreneurs but also challenged societal norms regarding beauty standards for African Americans. Today, her legacy lives on as her contributions continue to inspire generations of black women to pursue their dreams fearlessly. Sheldeez Beauty Salon proudly honors Madame CJ Walker's indomitable spirit and unwavering commitment to empowering black women through her groundbreaking achievements. Sheldeez call 7037428977 text 7037310446 book online www.sheldeez.com

The Case Against Keratin Treatments. Sheldonna Robinson (Owner and Visionary of Sheldeez Beauty Salon) Speaks. Sheldeez, Call or text 703-742-8977 Keratin treatments have gained immense popularity in recent years, promising to transform frizzy, unruly hair into smooth, shiny locks. However, as the owner and visionary of Sheldeez Beauty Salon, I feel compelled to speak out against these treatments due to their potential harmful effects on both hair and health. Firstly, keratin treatments often contain high levels of formaldehyde, a known carcinogen. This toxic chemical can cause respiratory problems, eye irritation, and even cancer with prolonged exposure. It is alarming that many salons fail to disclose the presence of formaldehyde in their products or downplay its risks. Moreover, while keratin treatments may provide temporary results by coating the hair shaft with a layer of protein, they do not address the underlying causes of frizz or damage. Instead of nourishing the hair from wit

  Who Created The Hair Weave?  Sheldeez, Call or Text 703-742-8977 Christina Jenkins an African American woman is credited with the invention of the hair weave in 1951. Jenkins, a professional hairstylist from Chicago, developed a process for attaching human and synthetic hair pieces to existing braids or to an area that had just been shaved clean. This technique was revolutionary at the time because it resulted in a style that appeared more natural than previous methods. Jenkins’s technique led to the modern hair weaving process we know today, and her contribution is still acknowledged by many hairstylists. Hair weaves are now not only used for aesthetic purposes, but also to help those who have lost their hair due to medical treatments or accidents. For this reason, Christina Jenkins's invention of the hair weave will continue to be an important part of hairstyling history. In appreciation for her groundbreaking work, Christina Jenkins was inducted into the National American Ha