This is a step by step guide to the Afro Puffs style for nappy, napptural, or natural hair of African descent at home. All great hair styles begin with clean, healthy hair. You can Afro Puff nappy hair that is damp or dry. It all depends on if you prefer to detangle your hair while it is wet or dry. Choose a time when you are relaxed. Be patient and Afro Puff in a slow, steady rhythm. Afro Puff styles may last longer if you use a little gel or sleep with a simple stocking type cap over your hair. An Afro Puff style may last up to several days, depending on how rough you sleep and whether or not you cover your hair at night.

How to Create Afro Puffs

• 1. Use a comb to part your hair down the middle of your head into two sections, A and B. Make SURE both sections are tangle free.
• 2. Use a COVERED pigtail holder to gather section A at the root. Make sure it is tangle free by combing with your fingers or with a comb or brush.
• 3. Use a COVERED pigtail holder to gather section B at the root. Make sure it is tangle free by combing with your fingers or with a comb or brush.

You can create a style using one Afro puff or several. You are only limited by your creativity.

Afro Puffing Tips: Do not use UNcovered rubber bands. Do not make the Afro Puff too tight. Afro Puffs do not make the hair grow. Afro Puffs should NOT be painful. Afro Puffs that are too tight can lead to traction alopecia or hair loss.

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