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The Oprah Winfrey Show website has a great slideshow up about Oprah’s many hairstyles through the years. Let’s take a look!
There’s Oprah as a child (cute!):

When we finally get to the Oprah Winfrey Show years, the hairstyles don't stop. She sports straight hair:


Learn about Ultima natural collagen protein hair products and special techniques invented to complement your natural style.
Featuring Sensationnel Pro10 and Supreme Prota made with
Ultima organic protein hair.
Ngone Sow of Soween Salon in Brooklyn, New York will teach you about amazing new natural hair products and how to use, style and care for them.
Discover kinky organic protein hair by Pro10 and Prota made with Ultima hair. Specially designed to give you a natural dreadlock, super wave micros, kinky twist, tree braids or sister lock extension look.
We will demonstrate in class, Ultima organic protein hair and its amazing non slip braid holding ability.
Ultima hair is the secret ingredient that makes Pro10 and Prota brands
a most popular hair for extensions, weaves, braiding and wigs.
Pro10 and Prota hair made with Ultima. The hair preferred by hairstylists
for creating invisible braids, tree braids, super wave micros and weaves.
Please register early for our very popular FREE DREADLOCKS
EXTENSION CLASS. Seating is limited.
Saturday April 10th and Sunday April 11th
Come and visit us at booth numbers 238, through 240 and experience healthy, natural organic protein hair.
Hair, not only hair but YOUR hair is a very sensitive subject for many women. That topic becomes even more difficult for us girls who wear hair extensions. There are just so many—clip on, snap on, glue on, weave on… it seems you may never know about all that’s out there.
That’s how I was feeling when I first heard about Prota Regular Weaving. Prota Regular Weaving is not human hair, its also not synthetic hair. Prota is 100% natural collagen protein. Prota hair extensions look, feel, curl or straighten just like human hair. There are a few exceptions with Prota; you cannot color, or chemically treat Prota hair extensions.
When I first used Prota Regular weaving on my hair I was not at all skeptical about it. Because the Prota hair does look and feel just like human hair, and the texture is so close to my own that I was excited to see how it would turn out. I would say that I underestimated Prota, I thought just as soon as I put it in I would be taking it out just because it was not my usual 100% human hair.
Once I had applied and styled the Prota, I couldn’t come up with one complaint, it was inexpensive, the perfect length, color, texture, very comparable to human hair. I was able to easily maintain: I wrapped my hair every night, and sporadically sprayed moisturizer (alcohol free) into it when needed, and also bent the ends of the hair for a smooth curl some mornings. This is also the same thing I do to maintain my human hair weave. I was able to wear Prota happily for 6 weeks. (That is my ideal time length for any weave. I don’t recommend leaving any weave- on or bonded extensions for longer than 6-8 weeks).** If you have to wash the hair you can wash and shampoo with a gentle moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. During this process make sure to smooth the hair with the shampoo from the scalp to the ends, do not scrub the hair (use the same technique for the conditioner) -allow the hair to air dry, or sit under a hood dryer, then style as usual. Temperature settings under 300 degrees are recommended.
I couldn’t get a chance to tell anyone about Prota because; if you didn’t know me you wouldn’t even know that I was wearing hair extensions. As for the people I did know I didn’t get a chance to tell the people I knew about Prota, because they would always ASK me first! Prota is now a hit with me as well as many of my associates.
I really love Prota.
Sincerely,
Raven


Wearing extensions made with Ultima hair. R&B songstress Natasha flaunts 3 Yaki styles. Made from organic protein, Ultima is the closest thing to human hair.
The collagen protein gives Ultima its soft, lustrous appearance, natural look and feel which is similar to human hair. Ideal for extensions, wigs weaves and braiding.
By using low heat, you can work with the natural texture of Yaki hair without compromising its feel. The bangs were kept long and full for added drama. For a natural feel, style with low heat at 270º Cut to highlight all of its sharp angles. To balance out the points, slightly cover one eye to exhibit a sexy contrast. A sleek finish is achieved by using a water based créme followed by a light bevel.Create long bangs and flat iron with serum.
Graduate the hair on an angle with precision. Long hair needs to be shaped for an authentic look. Use a flat iron and style with an oil-free serum.
Cut hair on a sharp angle and flat iron bone straight.
“Style this hair like a flat twist from the whole head up. Similar to a ponytail look.” Step 1 – Curl Ultima Prota Bulk Yaki 18″ with a half inch curling iron. Step 2 – Spray the hair lightly with holding spray. Step 3 – Style to your liking using a half inch digital curling iron. Step 4 – Leave it “pixie” at the end tips as shown. Prota, the ideal hair for weaves, braids, wigs, clip-on’s and extensions. Prota made with Ultima is available at your favorite beauty store, or log onto supremehairus.com Supreme Hair Toll Free 1.877.353.4247
When Chris Rock’s daughter, Lola, came up to him crying and asked, “Daddy, how come I don’t have good hair?” the comic says he committed himself to search the ends of the earth and the depths of black culture to find out who had put that question into his little girl’s head! The result, the documentary, “Good Hair” opens in theaters on Oct. 9th.
Director Jeff Stilson’s camera followed Rock, and the result is an entertaining, yet remarkably serious, documentary about African American hair culture that received a Special Jury Prize at the Sundance Festival this year. More »