The Natural Hair Bible: The 10 Commandments of Black Hair Care

I am enjoying reading this book, the book the Science Of Black Hair book though is good for the more a more advanced black hair care book. Also Breanna says that her hair is type 3, but I think her hair is type 4 because mine is definitely a type 4c hair type, but there are some people that can grow long 4c hair, because mine is four inches below my shoulders, and probably would grow longer if I oiled it and finger detangled it instead of using combs and if i stopped using the damaging flat iron. But this book is nice to have and it has homemade shampoos and conditioners that you can make so you do not have to buy the commercially made shampoos and conditioners. Recently on the Internet Breanna is no longer natural but relaxed, so I wish her well trying to maintain relaxed hair and maintaining longer lengths. My hair eventually fell out after a noticeable growing shorter hair. I know she is a grown women and it is her decision. There are those few people that can grow long relaxed hair, maybe she is one of those people.

This book is layed out well, easy to use, and imparts a significant amount of knowledge. You'd think a person who has lived with Black hair for as long as I have (let's not discuss age here but it's been a long time) would know how to take care of her hair. But I didn't. I've tried so many things and spent a great deal of money on useless products. This book has already paid for itself. I put her suggestions into place immediately, buying and using the products she suggested. Now my hair, while still short (but growing), feels so much softer and easier to manage. I've continued to take your advice and cut off the ends after every washing. That was, as you mentioned, hard to do but actually adds to the softness and fullness of my hair. Thanks for writing this book. BTW - I currently reside in Thailand. The products you suggested were difficult, but not impossible, to get.

This book is absolutely amazing! I've been natural 2.5 years and I've learned so much through experience and research, but this book really breaks the information down for you and gives you the needed info needed to care for natural hair. I really like the simplicity of the book. Rutter did a really nice job with her research and the writing is very clear.

Ughm I could have learned all this on her Youtube channel. Its no super duper new thing I learned.

The book was okay for me, it did not give me a lot of what I was looking for, but for others who are going natural it may be of help.

Love it. So much to learn

This book was informative but I often found spelling errors and most of the time it took long for the author to get to the point.Besides that I learnt some good tips for dealing with natural black hair.

The book was very informative. There was some things that I learned while reading the book. There are recipes in there that I want to try out. Overall it was a really informative read

Amazing short read. A must have for anyone transitioningot. Downside was that illustrations/ photos should have been in colour making examples easier to see.

Although the author shows a preference for natural hair, she stresses we should not condemn others for their hair choices. She helps people who choose to go natural transition. The most important part of this book is teaching us to have a healthy relationship with hair, whether our own, or that which others choose.

Die Geschichte über die Haare von der Autorin hat mich an meine eigene Erfahrungen erinnert. Ich mache selber meine Haare und muss sagen, dass ich es vor 3 Jahre nicht geglaubt hätte. Man lernt mit seinen Haare umzugehen und stellt fest, dass es nicht so schwierig ist. Man nur eine Portion Geduld mitbringen.

I would recommend this book to anyone who doesn't like to watch hair videos and is completely new to natural hair. I didn't read anything I didn't know, but well written and shows you a clear view of what each hair type looks like.