“Normalise Using Neutraliser Shampoo”: Woman Receives Advice After Relaxing 3-Year-Old Afro

“Normalise Using Neutraliser Shampoo”: Woman Receives Advice After Relaxing 3-Year-Old Afro

  • A person who has tried growing an afro knows how difficult it is to maintain it, as it needs special care every day
  • A lady decided to straighten her difficult-to-comb afro and shared a video on her TikTok account
  • Social media users loved how the hair looked, and others advised her on what she should use for her afro if she goes back to it again
  • Briefly News received advice from hair expert Lusanda Tyawana on proper haircare
TikTok showered a lady with haircare tips after sharing a video of her relaxing her hair
A determined lady straightened her afro with a blow-out relaxer. Image: @gwaiconny
Source: TikTok

Maintaining a beautiful and healthy afro is no child's play. It is costly and time-consuming, but the joy one gets when seeing it looking gorgeous and rocking it is priceless.

A TikTok user who has had an afro for three years decided to soften it with a local product. She shared a video of the process on her account under the user handle @gwaiconny.

The lady straightens her afro

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The video starts with @gwaiconny showing off her thick afro that she struggled to comb and taking out a Sta-Sof-Fro blow-out relaxer to show to the camera. She puts the creme on her hair and washes it when it started burning.

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Watch the video below:

Taking care of your hair after a blow-out relaxer

Salon employee Lusanda Tyawana sat down with the Briefly News team to give insight into caring for hair after relaxing it.

"After relaxing an afro, a person should be aware that the product may or may not work for their hair as some products are too strong"
"If the product is not harsh for your hair, steps to ensure that it stays healthy should be followed to prevent it from breaking."
"That means using a good shampoo and moisturiser and treating your it with hair mayonnaise every second to third week."

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The hun receives advice on proper haircare

The video attracted almost 300 comments from social media users who gave the hun tips that may work on her hair, and some shared their experiences with the product she used to straighten her afro.

User @Pinkdoll advised:

"Normalize using neutralizer shampoo noma yeyeyiphi brand. It stops continuation ye relaxer in your scalp and hair."

User @linda shared:

"I relaxed mine after 3 months. I had to cut my hair because of hair breakage,.I regret every day why I relaxed it😭😭"

User @CREDIBLE BARGAINS said:

"Wow this is beautiful. It's came out great 🥰 I use Hairglo because I had the same issue🤭 but you scared me when you said you were burning 🫢"

User @PleasureT added:

"Sta-So-Fro is good, as long as you don't blow dry the hair. It becomes nice and easy to comb afro🥺"

User @curlymomtoEva complimented:

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"Wow, it looks good my baby! Still looks natural…just more manageable!🥰."

User @ProphetessTarita gave a tip:

"Please oil the hair every day."

Local hun plugs others on how to care for and grow an afro

In another Briefly News article, a local hun left social media users grateful after sharing her routine of maintaining, growing, and softening her afro on TikTok.

The babe's huge pitch-black afro left the online community members envious and promising to try her routine and hair products.

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Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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