What is the solution for moisturizing thick curly hair?

[Bohol]

Could coconut oil do the trick? Somali men in the 20th/19th century use to apply coconut oil as
a result it was easy to prevent dry hair.


I am aiming for this style this time

Not the Undercover Brother style

 

[SIR-RIGHTEOUS]

Olive oil or coconut oil. For best results apply when hair is still wet/damp.

 

[ሕጊ።።]

Butter lol

 

[Bohol]

Olive oil or coconut oil. For best results apply when hair is still wet/damp.

I will try organic coconut oil. If it worked for my ancestors it will properly work for me as well.

 

[Bohol]

Butter lol

Peanut butter?

 

[ሕጊ።።]

Peanut butter?

Noooooooo, just butter.

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[John Michael]

Butter lol

It's wierd how a habash knows more about our ancestors than the vast majority of the posters here.

You're right it's ghee. Do you guys use it as well?

 

[Apollo]

People will think you are disgusting. Don't put so much fat/oil in your hair.

 

[John Michael]

@Duke of Bohol where were your waqooyi and Mudug ancestors getting coconuts from?

 

[DuctTape]

It's wierd how a habash knows more about our ancestors than the vast majority of the posters here.

You're right it's ghee. Do you guys use it as well?

Nigga one minute you're a gay white man
The next you're a straight (Somali?) woman
Can you just be straight up with who you are

 

[ሕጊ።።]

It's wierd how a habash knows more about our ancestors than the vast majority of the posters here.

You're right it's ghee. Do you guys use it as well?

Yeah we use it, and the Afar's too also.
My grandmother used to force me to put it on if I ever got a headache.

 

[Bohol]

@Duke of Bohol where were your waqooyi and Mudug ancestors getting coconuts from?

Once upon a time the north and central areas had many trees even elephants were present in the
area. So it is possible the north had coconut trees in the past.

 

[Apollo]

Aloe Vera is the best natural hair moisturizer. Keeps hair from losing moisture and it is non-greasy.

 

[Tramo]

why u lying sxb, the last time u had hair, somaliland was still part of somalia :siilaanyolaugh:

 

[Apollo]

why u lying sxb, the last time u had hair, somaliland was still part of somalia :siilaanyolaugh:

So he still has hair today?

 

[agnes]

Yeah we use it, and the Afar's too also.
My grandmother used to force me to put it on if I ever got a headache.

Ghee? For hair? woah! That's new to me. Somalis add it to halwa when its being cooked.

We pour warm olive oil in the middle of the scalp to get rid of headaches it really works instant.

 

[Bohol]

why u lying sxb, the last time u had hair, somaliland was still part of somalia :siilaanyolaugh:

Me and baldness are like water and oil, we don't mix thanks to my genes.

 

[Soulei]

Coconut oil does a great job at moisturizing hair, and if you want super defined curls, use a gel like ecostyler.

 

[Bohol]

So he still has hair today?

Good one. I see what you did there.

 

[Khalid Hussein]

Could coconut oil do the trick? Somali men in the 20th/19th century use to apply coconut oil as
a result it was easy to prevent dry hair.


I am aiming for this style this time

Not the Undercover Brother style

I am allegeric to Coconut products. So I stick with Argan oil.