Hair Care : How to Find the Right Shampoo for African-American, Curly or Ethnic Hair

When finding the right shampoo for African-American, curly or ethnic hair, use products with low-pH levels. Get tips from a beauty professional in this free video on hair care.

Expert: Sylvia Russell
Contact: www.TotalBeautydayspa.com
Bio: Sylvia Russell is a motivated professional with 18 years of experience in the beauty industry. She has worked as a beauty professional for television segments, photo shoots and magazines.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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[Dimemonds]

Yes hair nails and skin are naturally acidic on the ph scale (potential hydrogen). Hair skin and nails are naturally a 4.5 to 5.5 and you would like to get shampoos and conditioners with a low ph b/c a high ph is alkaline and relaxers are highly alkaline you need a balance within the hair to maintain a clean healthy scalp.

[forevasweet1]

isn't low pH acidic????

[intjurban]

Terribly missing some key points. There's nothing difficult about finding a no/low sulfate shampoo, nothing difficult about always following up a shampoo with a conditioner, daily shampooing doesn't remove the moisture from one's hair-moisture equals water, oil equals sealant/lubricant equal to the head's sebum. Oooh I wish some would learn....

[Lindamorena]

yes, hair, along with most of the body is a low ph

[tgee12]

ethnic hair generally refers to hair type or texture that is NOT caucasian hair. black people, latin people, asian people, typically have hair referred to as 'ethnic hair'

[luvlikelaughhavefun]

i think like curly latin or black

[minidixon]

that's what i thought :S

[ishukaur]

what is ethnic hair