Curly Hair Styles Essay

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Curly hair styles for men: The Afro

The Afro hairstyle is epic hair styles for men who have curly hair that curls tightly-coiled so that the individual can not be distinguished from a distance of 3-foot-long; The curls are known as Type V per curly your hair type, and Type V Also considered a curly curly afro textured hair or hair in everyday life.

The Afro hairstyle consists of allowing naturally curly puff, encouraging their natural Volume reviewed to establish the overall hair shape that resembles the aura of the head, so to speak. In Afro hair style, which is more consistent with a circular curly hair, the better, and, back in the 70s, women and men wearing some Afros lusciously-epic several times larger than the actual head of the owner of this Afro! Unfortunately for us the world of hair styling, hair style Afro fell forgotten after 1970 Although, fortunately for us the world of hair styling, Afro has taken, over the last 2 years, curly new interest among men, and I had to "blame" in large part to a renewed interest in Afro hair style as my message of amazing mane of curly hair and wearing someone Reaches spread across the globe proud and more and more men with waves, coils and kinks to review their hair!

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You can have your Afro hair style with the same long hair around the head, or you can have the hair on the sides and rear taper length, the hair line, 1-3 inches lower than the length on top of the head; long hair whatever format you choose, be sure that you choose a competent barber with a lot of experience with curly hair as the hair piece itself is very important for good sport

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