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In February, I continued expanding my knowledge on hair care, particularly when it comes to washing ones hair. Here are my takeaways:- Different hair types have different suggested wash times, partly due to the rate of sebum- the oil on your scalp-produces, in addition to how curly your hair is. As a result, finer and straighter hair tends to allow the oil to spread down the hair shaft faster, thus making it greasier quicker.  In comparison, the curlier ones hair is, the more difficult it is for sebum to travel down the hair shaft, thus simultaneously allowing hair to be less greasy, and making it more dryer and more prone to be brittle. As a result, many people with curly hair types tend to have longer spaces between their wash days.  However, it is suggested that one should wash their hair, for straighter hair types, 3 times a week, and or curly hair types, at maximum once every 10 days.  Both overwashing and underwashing can lead to complications, with overwashing leaving hai

Recently, I've been making future plans and finalizing my end of year plan. I have scheduled locations for a hair care session in May, to be promoted on my return from spring break. Over spring break, I intend to do intensive research on new styles and different types of extension braidings. I also intend to design at least two personal styles. Recently, I have continued to teach my apprentice different styles and hair care tips. I have also done some heads myself. I also got the unique opportunity to visit a salon in Troy, and plans are being made for me to go there weekly, so that I can get the experience of observing hair done in a professional setting. Despite Spring Break taking up most of the month though, I am very excited for what March has to bring!