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So what can you do Well the first thing that you should notice those that color treat, perm or straighten their hair have more hair problems. This is because when you straighten your hair you break down what is referred to as the cystine bond in the hair. This breaks down the protection that hair has against heat. Breaking down this barrier causes the cuticle to open up even more. I say even more because the cuticle in black hair is already open because of the curl. Therefore it is vital to make sure that you help to close down the cuticle after perms and relaxers.Picking the right shampoo, conditioners and treatments for black hair is vital to keeping hair it's healthiest. So what is the best product that you can use for your hair The answer is simple. Hair Vitamins! That is right. Hair vitamins do an amazing job of replenishing hair that has been drained of vital nutrients. The vitamin should include b vitamins, amino acids as well as specific minerals that are all the building blocks of hair growth.Using a good hair vitamin helps tremendously in creating a good environment for healthy hair growth.Hair continued to play a major cultural role in the 1970s. The Afro hairstyles sported by African-Americans from the late '60s into the '70s were a political statement, and a refusal to tame the natural texture of their hair into hairstyles popularized by the white establishment. The Afro represented black pride and a rejection of the idea of trying to integrate into white society. As the unisex style became more widely worn by people across all walks of life and races, it lost much of its initial edgy appeal as a political statement. The other confrontational hairstyles of the 1970s were those sported by the punks in the latter half of the decade. Their mohawks, brightly dyed locks, and spiked hair were a visual manifestation of the young people's feeling disgust for mainstream society and social norms. The punk hairstyles were designed to shock, just like the lyrics of their songs, and indeed they did.