Styles With Personality Hair Care Tips: The First Black Female Millionaire Madam C.J. Walker Sold What You Make + Get Busy Producing

The First Black Female Millionaire Madam C.J. Walker Sold What You Make + Get Busy Producing

If you know anything about history, you know that one of the first Black female millionaires in America was Madam C.J. Walker. Walker became wealthy from creating a line of Black hair care products. She truly saw something that no one else did during her time.

The truth is, since Walker generated her fortune, Black women have been spending hundreds of millions of dollars on hair care products and hair extensions to the extreme. With no end to spending in sight.

It seems as though we have either given, or lost control of the Black hair care industry. We spend the most money, but own few to no hair care lines or hair supply stores. Hopefully, people will become more aware of this truth and things will change with Black hair care products.

I brought this up because there are many of you that create and use your own hair products. Products that truly promote hair growth, and healthy hair. But for some reason you won't produce it in mass amounts then market and sell it. Do you know how many Black people need your hair care products? Get busy producing and marketing those hair care products in mass amounts to sell to an already receptive market.

If you haven't tried "Mosci" a light weight hair pomade that gives a super shine while promoting healthy hair by Styles With Personality, be sure to contact us for a jar at 619.642.9382.

Twisted braids can look extremely stylish in black or colors depending on your preference. There's nothing like freshly done twists!

Whether you style your own hair into individual twists, or choose to add extensions to your hair, you can get longer wear from the hairstyle by taking good care of your twists. No only will it promote longer wear time, but they will keep looking great the entire time. At night, be sure to cover your twists with a silky or satin scarf, or bonnet. If you just can't manage sleeping with your head covered, try a sain pillow case. Protecting your twists at night will ensure a longer braid life during the day.

Healthy Hair Care is an adopted practice!!

Before you make the decision to get Box braids,
Senegalese Twists, Faux Locs or Marley Twists, be sure that your hair is in the best shape possible. Even though these styles are considered "Protective" styles, you don't won't to cause any more damage to your crown than what is already done. If it’s weak and damaged, don’t get to much extra hair, as this will weigh your natural hair down. And be sure to get a pin-up style as this will prevent the extensions from pulling downward and damage your hair even more. I know, I know, we all
like those extensions, but be sure to take care of your hair!!

Make sure your hair has proper moisture balance before installing anything type of extensions.

Tween and Teen girls love wearing their hair in individual braids and twists. Wanting to be cute is not a foreign thing to them, in spite of age. From the earliest years little girls have watched their moms, aunts, sisters and other older females in their family wear individual braids and twists, and look pretty wearing them. So why shouldn't they want to look just as pretty with the same hairstyles.

Hairstyles for younger girls offer a very large space for creativity, from wearing individuals to cornrows with beads and twists. Let's not forget the many styles that can be created from individual braids, cute buns and playful ponytails are just a start.

If your daughter expresses an interest in having her hair done in individual braids, or twists, get them done for her. She is showing how much she wants to be like the other beautiful females in her family.