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Is your hair style keeping you from working out?

A new study conducted by the Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, in Winston-Salem, N.C., suggests that you are not alone. Thirty-one percent of the 103 African-American women surveyed said that they exercise less because it might harm their hairstyles, according to the study released. All the women agreed that exercise is important but fewer than a quarter actually met the federal Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommended exercise rates.

The problem is raised to the level of a public health issue because as a group, African-American women are in greater need of exercise. Seventy-eight percent of black women are overweight and 50 percent can be categorized as obese, according to the American Obesity Association.

JOIN DIVA STYLZ HAIR GALLERY and IOU SPORTS
8514 W LISBON AVE
ON SATURDAY JANUARY 28, 2012
FROM 4 TO 6 PM
FOR A HEALTHY HOME HAIR CARE SEMINAR

WE WANT TO HELP EVERYONE KNOW & UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTHY HAIR.  AFTER ATTENDING OUR SEMINAR YOU WILL WALK AWAY WITH THE KNOWLEDGE & POWER TO MAINTAIN HEALTHY FLOWING TRESSES.

THINGS WE WILL ADDRESS:

• PROPER & IMPROPER SHAMPOOS & CONDITIONERS
• DIFFERENCES BETWEEN OIL & GREASE
• WHAT PONYTAILS DO FOR OUR HAIR
• A PROPER HAIR CARE REGIMEN
• THE IMPORTANCE OF AN AWESOME HAIR STYLIST
• ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS YOU MAY HAVE
AND MUCH MORE

HEALTHY HOME HAIR CARE KITS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR SALE AFTER THE SEMINAR HAS CONCLUDED

TO REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT CONTACT
CELENA WILLIAMS
414-462-7895