Hey Queens,
I shamefully admit I haven't read many publications on growing natural hair. I've recently started researching "must have" books on natural hair. I came across this book- " No Lye" written by: Tulani Kinard. Have any of you read this book? I just ordered it from Amazon.com. Below is a brief description of the book, and a bio on the author. Feel free to add any comments or offer other "must have" books.
Description::
For years, African-American women have relied on harsh chemicals and relaxers to "manage" their hair--which more often than not did more damage than good. Improper braiding techniques have also contributed no small amount of harm, resulting in frail, damaged hair and even pattern baldness in women.
No Lye! offers a safe and easy alternative. In this hair-care and styling guide Tulani Kinard reveals the secrets to obtaining and maintaining beautiful healthy hair--naturally.
Discover... The art of making braids, terrific twists and lovely locks Easy recipes for products that clean, strengthen, and condition the hair Ways to heal damaged hair Painless methods of caring for your children's hair Fast, easy styles for all lengths and textures of hair The pros and cons of using hair extensions
Ask me your hair-care questions...I'll tell you No Lye!
Tulani Kinard is the owner of Tulani's Regal Movement, a natural hair-care salon in Brooklyn, New York. She has worked as a contributing editor to Blackstress and Black Hair Care magazines and her hair sculptures have been featured in everything from Essence to The New York Times. She is co founder of the International Braider's Network and former president of the National Braider's Guild.
No Lye
The African American Woman's Guide To Natural Hair Care
by Tulani Kinard
ISBN: 0312151802
Publisher: St. Martin's Griffin
Publication Date: 1997
Format: Trade Paperback, 208 pages
Book Type: New
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