Removing the Kinks and Embracing Them

Over time, especially in the case of women, hair became part of understanding identity. Many people will connect Americans to the end and try to make African hair stereotyped, but the physical attributes are determined by the lineage rather than geographical factors. In African-American culture, hair is one of the few functions that ties individuals to African lineage. An African-American woman can find the grounds for black's pride from his hair, but you can also find the root of confusion of humiliation and identity.

The Dominican hair salon is famous or perhaps infamous as it can make the most kinked kink a smooth and straight bristle. Hairdressers are proud to be able to remove African traces from their hair and customer's hair. In the salon where my mother works, I saw three women was washing the hair of a black girl and pulled her curly hair until it was straight in the lower body. I can handle all kinds of hair, but because our hair is considered to be difficult to control, women are refused.

Like an infant, the hair can be submissive, functioning well, or irritating and irritating. Because your hair is unique, it will have its own twist and habit. Most of these have you learned to accept and live, but couples - jeans and double crown - can also be particularly problematic. Crown (most clockwise) is hair formed from just above the head, in the middle behind the head - but some people create "double crown". For hairdressers, attention is needed because these problems must be dealt with by two growth centers.

Draw the boundary between the head and the outside of the hair. Make a triangle around your head and connect with a straight line. General shapes look correct and kinks can be eliminated. Check the angle between the theme and the point on the page and make sure that all is okay. If you feel conflicting, please adjust. Do the same for your hairline. Draw the vertical center line. Select some center points that appear to be on the vertical center line. To find this center point, triangulate inward from the outer point. Please check the angle from the bottom of the chin / center to this point. Use this guide to draw the entire vertical centerline. When the center line is near the top of the head, it turns back and forth behind the head, so it becomes flat.