Oprah’s Hair Stylist ANDRE WALKER Gives Natural Hair Care Tips

12 thoughts on “Oprah’s Hair Stylist ANDRE WALKER Gives Natural Hair Care Tips”

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   Mary on April 27, 2014 at 12:23 pm said:

   Aw. Thank you for sharing Andre Walker’s tips. Will keep it in mind. Good day to you.

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   mustaqhosen on April 26, 2014 at 3:29 pm said:

   You made some clear points there. I did a search on the subject coily hair and found most persons will consent with your blog.

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   k williams on April 16, 2014 at 12:21 pm said:

   Did no one respond to Scientist/chemist? I would like to know what you have done and are doing to get to 26 inches of natural African american hair
   ?

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   Chris on April 13, 2014 at 8:33 pm said:

   How can I keep my hair wet 24/7 I have mixed hair and it gets dry and stupid looking when it’s dries it’s nice while wet but then I don’t know what to put in it or keep in it to keep it soft and curly to wear it natural oh and how can I wash my hair with just conditioner my hair stinks after a few days

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   Chris on April 13, 2014 at 8:31 pm said:

   How can I keep my hair wet 24/7 I have mixed hair and it gets dry and stupid looking when it’s dries it’s nice while wet but then I don’t know what to put in it or keep in it to keep it soft and curly to wear it natural

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   Shana on March 28, 2014 at 7:36 pm said:

   Please share this link with others, https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/reconsider-changes-ar-670-1-allow-professional-ethnic-hairstyles/BnR900wx. The women who will be affected by the impending change wrote a blank check to this nation for their lives. The least any one could do is give them the opportunity to wear their natural hair in a professional manner.

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   MEL STEVENS on February 6, 2014 at 3:01 pm said:

   I think argan oil is great for women of all ages, sizes, races and nations. I love it, it has restoreds my hair completely. I highly recommend the pro naturals leave-.in treatment =D

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  subarjo on March 6, 2014 at 9:04 am said:

  Walker gives us the do’s and don’t’s of going natural including dabbing your hair with a towel to dry it and combing your hair with your fingers instead of a comb.

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   get rid of cellulite on November 27, 2013 at 11:39 pm said:

   Link exchange is nothing else however it is only placing the other person’s blog link on your page at proper place
   and other person will also do same in favor of you.

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   VERNAY SHELLS on November 16, 2013 at 4:50 pm said:

   HOW TO MAKE HAIR CURLLY. NATURAL, HEALTHY, HEALTHY, HEALTHY. HAIR IS SOMETIMES CURLY AND SOMETIMES STRAINGHT. PLEASE HELP.. I DO THE NUBIAN KNOTS AND THE CURLUS DO NOT LASTS. I TRIED THE BRAIDS AND THEY DO NOT LAST. ITHE RESULT I AM LOOKING FOR IS AFRO WITH A CURL. THANK YOU!!!

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    Annie on October 4, 2013 at 10:02 am said:

    Andre Walker doesn’t know what he’s talking about. He may be Oprah’s stylist, but he is not in touch (obviously) with real naturalistas. We DON’T have to wash our hair 3-4x per week (unless we want to!). Natural is easier than relaxed, unless you enjoy sitting in a salon for 3+ hours, only to have your style sweat out asa you work out, etc., What other culture consistently alters their hair to the detriment of their health and self-esteem? The youngins have figured it out. Visit any college campus. Natural is the way to go! Check out curlynikkiDOTcom if you really want to know what it is to be natural. Andre GET A CLUE!

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  Scientist/Chemist--->26 inches natural and GROWING! on October 6, 2013 at 9:45 pm said:

  After reading your comment I know you are not natural, and if you are…your hair is no longer than 5 to 10 inches.

  This is why…
  If you are of African descent, your genetics originated from an area where it is HOT 24hrs-a-day, 7 days-a-week.
  MEANING…while living in this climate, you would have been SWEATING 24hrs-a-day, 7 days-a-week.
  Obviously, your hair would have been WET 24hrs-a-day, 7 days-a-week.

  HENCE, the TEXTURE for your hair (coily/curly), a texture that easily RESISTS WATER & DRIES QUICKLY!
  You have the DRIEST hair on the PLANET and it is meant to be that way because you are supposed to be SWEATING 24hrs-a-day, 7 days-a-week!

  Keep in mind, coily/curly hair is the equivalent to a SLINKY.
  Unlike straight hair; coily hair needs ASSISTANCE when attempting to move the OILS from the SCALP to the ENDS.
  That assistance is WATER/SWEAT…if you put a drop of OIL at the top of a SLINKY how long/how easy do you think it would be for the oil to reach the end?
  Now, add water and see how easily the oil moves.
  (That is why most black women’s hair ALWAYS looks shiny/healthy at the ROOTS & NEVER at the ENDS.)

  Reality is…black women should be washing their hair EVERYDAY with CONDITIONER ONLY.
  NEVER rinse the conditioner out.
  NEVER use SOAP on your hair (your hair is already NATURALLY DRY).
  The conditioner is the replacement of the OILS that should be reaching the ends of your hair if you were SWEATING 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
  Just like any other race on the planet…EVERYDAY should be a CONDITION & GO day!
  No matter what race…skin is still skin, just like hair is still hair, all are made with the same molecules and compounds and they all need the same nutrients.

  5-10 inches is the MAX if you are not CONSTINENTLY wetting & conditioning your hair WEEKLY!
  Why? Because that is the AVERAGE distance your NATURAL OILS on your scalp can move without WATER/Assistance.
  Most women’s oils can’t travel more that 2-3 inches. What you think is shedding hair is usually DRY, BRITTLE, WEAK hair that can’t take much tension. You hair begins to thin, split and fall out!
  You will have better results when you do it DAILY( healthy, shinny, curly, STRONG, hair).
  Your hair is its STRONGEST when it is WET! You hair is its WEAKEST when it is DRY.
  You better find you some water and keep your hair WET.

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