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AskDwayne About....Silk/Satin Scarves
Guest Author - Stephanie L. Ogle

Contributing writer: Dwayne Pressley

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Imagine this: you have just wrapped your hair, placed a cotton scarf over
your head and prepared for bed.

While you slept, tossing and turning throughout the night, in the morning you awake, unwrap your hair scarf and find that some pieces of hair (although not a tremendous amount) have fallen to the floor when you unwrapped your scarf (or combed out your wrap)!

Spilt ends have a tendancy to get caught on the cotton and your tossing and turning will actually pull the caught pieces out of your head. So little by little, your cotton scarf is detatching your hair from your head!

It is highly recommended that you either wrap your hair up in silk or satin scarves at night or sleep on silk or satin pillows.

About the Author
Dwayne Pressley is a licensed cosmetologist (in the state of Florida) an online hair consultant, and author of the internet's best selling ebook on the topic of hair (What Your Hairstylist Doesn't Want You To Know). For questions concerning this article, feel free to email dwayne@askdwayne.com

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This content was written by Stephanie L. Ogle. If you wish to use this content in any manner, you need written permission. Contact Ruthe McDonald for details.

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